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Título: Bird Bath; Creador: Leonora Carrington; Vida del creador: 1917 - 2011; Nacionalidad del creador: Mexican; Lugar de nacimiento del creador: Lancashire, England; Lugar de...
Escritora y pintora, Leonora Carrington, ha expuesto en galerías de México, Estados Unidos y Europa. Su producción estuvo influenciada por su cultura, su infancia y por Max Ernst quien la asesora a definir su producción artística y literaria. "Bird Bath" demuestra como la autora está inmersa en un mundo irreal.
Serigraph Artwork. Made in 1974. Bird Bath is a Surrealist Serigraph Print created by Leonora Carrington in 1974. It lives at the Museum of Latin American Art, Long Beach in the United States. The image is used according to Educational Fair Use, and tagged Anthropomorphism and M.
Leonora Carrington. Bird Bath (Baño de pájaros), 1974. Color serigraph on paper. 35 × 27 1/2 in | 88.9 × 69.9 cm. Museum of Latin American Art, Long Beach. Long Beach. Get notifications for similar works. Create Alert. Want to sell a work by this artist? Sell with Artsy. Artist Series.
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- The Legacy of Leonora Carrington
Leonora Carrington was born in 1917 to Harold Carrington, an English, self-made textiles magnate, and his Irish-born wife, Maurie Moorhead Carrington. Carrington spent her childhood on the family estate in Lancashire, England. There she was surrounded by animals, especially horses, and she grew up listening to her Irish nanny's fairytales and stori...
Fortuitously, Carrington was exposed to the work of leading avant-garde figures in her late teens, during the internationalization of the Surrealist movement. During her studies at Ozenfant's academy, she was deeply affected by two books. One was a travel memoir by Alexandra David-Néel, a female explorer who walked to Lhasa, Tibet, in the 1920s dis...
With the encouragement of André Breton, Carrington wrote about her experiences with mental illness in her first novel, Down Below (1945), and created several haunting, dark paintings evoking her psychotic breakdown, including one also titled Down Below (1941). Carrington would often look back on this period of mental trauma as a source of inspirati...
From the 1990s onward, Carrington divided her time between her home in Mexico City and visits to New York and Chicago. During these late years, she began producing bronze sculptures of animals and human figures in addition to her paintings, prints, and drawings. She occasionally gave lively interviews about her life and career, from her early Surre...
Carrington played a significant role in the internationalization of Surrealism in the years following World War II, and she was a conduit of Surrealist theory in her personal letters and writings throughout her life, extending this tradition into the 21st century. Although her significant artistic output is frequently overshadowed by her early asso...
- British
- April 6, 1917
- Clayton Green, Lancashire, England
- May 25, 2011
Algunas pinturas de Leonora Carrington. Green tea; The guardian of the Egg; La comida de Lord Candlestick; The Burning of Giordano Bruno; Self- Portrait; Bird Bath; The Lovers; El mundo mágico de los mayas; Laberinto; Los hombres pájaros de Burnley; El adivino; Temple of the word; Retrato de Max Ernst; Algunas esculturas de Leonora Carrington ...
25 de mar. de 2021 · Bird Bath (1974) This piece is one of Carrington’s later works, and we can see her gradually begin to incorporate older female figures into her visual pantheon. Once again, Carrington calls on autobiographical details to complete her compositions, this time in the form of her childhood home, Crookhey Hall.
