Tamara de Lempicka, photographed by d'Ora
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"The Musician" (1929), oil on canvas by Tamara de Lempicka
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Two friends Tamara de Lempicka, the leading Art Deco painter, painted elegant women who emanated allure. De Lempicka (1898 ? 1980), who was born in Poland, lived in Russia before fleeing to Paris during the Bolshevik Revolution. A participant in the bohemian lifestyle she depicted, de Lempicka had many scandalous affairs which inspired her to create distinctive, Soft Cubism-styled art featuring precise structure and elements intended to arouse desire. Changing her style to abstract art in the 1960s, de Lempicka began creating works with a spatula.
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Portrait de Madame Allan Bott
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La Dormeuse
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"The Girls" , oil on canvas, 1928, private collection
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"The Musician" (1929), oil on canvas by Tamara de Lempicka
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Two friends Tamara de Lempicka, the leading Art Deco painter, painted elegant women who emanated allure. De Lempicka (1898 ? 1980), who was born in Poland, lived in Russia before fleeing to Paris during the Bolshevik Revolution. A participant in the bohemian lifestyle she depicted, de Lempicka had many scandalous affairs which inspired her to create distinctive, Soft Cubism-styled art featuring precise structure and elements intended to arouse desire. Changing her style to abstract art in the 1960s, de Lempicka began creating works with a spatula.
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Portrait de Madame Allan Bott
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La Dormeuse
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"The Girls" , oil on canvas, 1928, private collection
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