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Ontdek (en bewaar!) je eigen pins op Pinterest. In 1964 Meret Oppenheim was photographed with Le Dejeuner en Fourrure, holding the cup in her hand as if to drink from it, but her expression says, ‘Well don't expect enthusiasm. Meret Oppenheim grew up in a family of intellectuals and befriended amazing artists, and started out a muse for some surrealist artists. Meret Elisabeth Oppenheim is born on the 6th of October 1913 in Berlin-Charlottenburg as the first daughter of a Swiss mother and a German father. At the outbreak of war in 1914, her father, Erich Alphons Oppenheim, is conscripted into the army as a doctor. Bourgeois began psychoanalysis in 1952, which she continued on and off until 1985. In the 1960s, Bourgeois began experimenting with latex, plaster, and rubber, and also traveled to Italy, where she worked with marble and bronze. See more ideas about Feminist art, Art, Meret oppenheim. 26-mei-2017 - Deze pin is ontdekt door mrs brown.
What she meant to do, quite simply, was to create something strange out of something familiar to provoke questions and observations of the world around us. Ursula stepped into his shoes and ran the operational side of the company while her brother Walter was its public face. Meret Oppenheim, My Nurse, 1936/67, Metal, shoes, string and paper, 14 x 21 x 33 cm, Moderna Museet, Stockholm [The] time has come to value the ideas of woman at … She was 23 when she created this fur-lined cup and saucer. It's not me who wants this wretched photograph!’ Meret Oppenheim's later output remained as varied as her earlier work.
Her husband received a Fulbright grant and they returned with their children to France for several years in the early 1950s, during which time her father died. In 1973, her husband died unexpectedly at the age of 37.