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1 day ago · But this Leonora Carrington painting adds another level of imagination that many self-portraits lack, conjuring both a vision of the artist that is not entirely real and a totally new universe ...
2 days ago · Born in Clayton-le-Woods, Lancashire, Leonora Carrington (6th April 1917 – 25th May 2011) is recognised as a key female Surrealist painter, and the film charts her creative and personal experiences in France, Spain and Mexico. She is celebrated as the highest-selling British female artist of all time and ranks among the top five worldwide (alongside Frida Kahlo and Georgia O’Keeffe).
2 days ago · In Paris, the work of British artist Leonora Carrington receives long-overdue recognition in the Pompidou’s Surréalisme show, while Lynn Chadwick’s sculptures take centre stage at the French National Monuments Centre.
1 day ago · Aside from Dorothea Tanning, the exhibition brings into the limelight several female Surrealists and quasi-Surrealists, including Remedios Varo, Leonora Carrington, Yahne Le Toumelin, and Ithell Colquhoun. I was relieved not to see the frightening Frida Kahlo in Paris, though she may show up in other cities.
6 days ago · Some of these people are native, and some come seeking a new home; not just Richard D James, but Ithell Colquhoun, Leonora Carrington, Tony ‘Doc’ Shiels, Colin Wilson, DM Thomas, Jack Clemo and many others, who, in a chaotic but ongoing process that straddles hundreds if not thousands of years, make sense of and invest meaning into a unique and profoundly beautiful landscape.
3 days ago · Besides, artists such as Leonora Carrington, Salvador Dalí, Leonor Fini, Edward James, Manina, Matta, Kay Sage, and Pavel Tchelitchew, were affected by Italian art and culture in diverse ways. Some of them were inspired by Italian art, while others lived in Italy for varied periods of time and were influenced by experiences here.
2 days ago · Leonora Carrington's part-human part-bird The Dancer (El Bailarín); Zanele Muholi's Bambatha I; and Juliana Cerqueira Leite's imaginatively inventive take on the body, Shovel, Button and Sand.
