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9 Cards in this Set

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Neel
-Born to a well off family, rejects it all
-Portraits: Physical and Psychic pain (pregnancy, male nudity, old age, poor)
-Marries a Cuban man: escapes to Cuba with their baby
-nervous break down
-dates a drinker/druggie
-he burns all her art work
-attempts suicide
-recovers from depression by painting
-has 2 boys
Kahlo
-Mexican
-Got in a terrible car accident that crushed her pelvis and spine
-did a lot of self-portraits while recovering make references to her pain and miscarriages
-Marries Rivera, an older artist twice
Sirani
-painted portraits, allegories, and religious themes
-she painted so fast people didn't believe they all came from her
-father took all her earnings and discouraged marriage, wanted to just make her paint!
-dies at 27 after being poisoned by a family servant/or ulcers
Lewis
-Indian/black:dealt w/ prejudice
-raised by 2 Indian aunts
-brother gold mined and sent her to school
-girls at school accused her of poisoning them
-before trial she was beat by a mob
-moved to Boston to study sculpting
-made money on a painting and moved to Rome
-did works based on her heritage
Bonheur
-painted animals
-rich, bought her own chalet and lots of exotic animals
-painted very large paintings (horses)
-lesbian
-had to get police permission to wear pants
-rides horses while smoking
-visited horse slaughter house to get a better view of the body
Kauffmann
-child prodigy
-learned to paint from father and artist as she traveled with her father
-painted works based on ancient and modern history
-one of two female founder of academy
-made enough money to buy her own home
-subject of gossip wherever she went
-secretly married a man who was married
-kidnapped her to receive money from her father
-didn't remarry until he died
-then moved to Rome and her new husband managed her work
Moillon
-greatest still life painter
-selling her pictures by the age of 10
-step-father contributed to education
-family life interrupted her career
-but began later on for money
-payed attention to detail!
O'keefe
-abstract art, best know for gigantic flowers, and bones
-studying and practiced teaching to make money
-sent art work to a friend, she sent it to a male artist and he presented it at his gallery
-married that male artist
-critics miss-interpret her art
-lived to an old age
Gentileschi
-in her day did portraits but now know for full-scale religious paintings that represented her understanding of anatomy and her liking of dramatics
-father taught her
-Caravaggio style
-father hired further assistance from a male artist who ended up raping her
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