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Friday, August 7, 2009

The Friday Evening Nudes Cool Off

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Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

Renoir The Bathers

Picasso The Bathers 1937


Frederick Childe Hassam


Francis Picabia

Hippolyte Petijean

Paul Delvaux

David Hockney

Lady Bathers at Sea Shore
Pan Yuliang
(click to read about her life)
1950


Emile Bernard
Bathers With Red Cow
1887


Andre Derain
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Friday, March 13, 2009

The Friday Evening Nudes

Francis Picabia

French painter and writer. He was one of the major figures of the Dada movement in France and in the USA but remained as stubbornly uncategorizable as he was influential. In his rejection of consistency and of an identifiable manner, he called into question attitudes to the artistic process that had been regarded as sacrosanct and in so doing guaranteed the intellectual force of his ideas for subsequent generations of artists. Read more about Picabia here








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Friday, October 17, 2008

The Friday Evening Nudes

Francis Picabia
1936-38

Diego Rivera

Frederic Leighton
c.1868

Edvard Munch
1896

Picasso
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