Esta es una de las pintoras que no me gustan. Hay otras como Frida Kahlo y Tracy Emin… Los cuadros de Lempicka parecen hechos para las portadas de revistas de moda y sus modelos, o sea las mujeres que pinta, parecen altaneras y creídas… Lempicka nació en Varsovia, Polonia en 1898, dícese de su arte que es «Art Deco» y que sus cuadros la hicieron famosa en Francia y Estados Unidos… De alta cuna, familia de alcurnia, bien educada, hablaba varios idiomas… en 1918 se casa y se va a París y persigue estudios de arte… Fue la preferida de la farándula de Hollywood y la llamaron la «baronesa con pincel»… Pintaba retratos femeninos y desnudos al estilo art deco… dijo que sus influencias eran Boticelli, Bronzino y el cubismo y los empleaba juntos en un tipo de eclecticismo o fusion de estilos, pero su idea de cubismo ni se acerca a la de Picasso o Braque… Muere en 1980 en Cuernavaca, México.
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This is one of the painters I don’t like. There are others like Frida Kahlo and Tracy Emin… Lempicka’s paintings seem to be made for fashion magazine covers and her models, in other words, the women she paints, seem haughty and conceited… Lempicka was born in Warsaw, Poland in 1898, her art is said to be «Art Deco». Her paintings made her famous in France and the United States… Of high birth from a noble family, well-educated, she spoke several languages… in 1918 she got married and moved to Paris to pursue art studies… She was the favourite of Hollywood celebrities and was called the «baroness with a brush»… She painted female portraits and nudes in the art deco style… she said that her influences were Botticelli, Bronzino, and cubism, and she used them together in a type of eclecticism or fusion of styles, but her idea of cubism is far from that of Picasso or Braque… She died in 1980 in Cuernavaca, Mexico.
Os diría que aunque a mi no me guste, es una pintora importante que hay que conocer y reconocer, aunque ya la han conocido grandes como Barbara Streisand, Jack Nicholson y Madonna que tienen sus obras en sus colecciones…
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I will say that although I do not like her work, she needs to be known as she is important, although big stars like Barbara Streisand, Jack Nicholson and Madonna already know her well and collect her paintings…
GRACIAS – CHEERS
JaZzArt en València 
Nice 👌
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She was such a gorgeous artist!!!
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Thank you!
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You are most welcome
It’s always my pleasure!🌹
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I like some of her period pieces. But to each their own. Thanks for including her.
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I don’t discriminate, whether I like them or not, they’re part of art history… thanks Pat! All the best.
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Excellent point.
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Thank you!
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Another artist I wasn’t familiar with. I love her art style, the art deco look. The colors!!! Thank you for this post.
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Thank you! I am glad you got familiar with one more artist of art history. All the best!
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I admire Tamara de Lempicka. In her portraits she manages to capture the personality and essence of her models. She often depicts strong, confident women who lived in a time when women’s rights and identity were in flux. These depictions are not only aesthetically pleasing but also emotionally charged; they convey a feeling of strength and independence.
Greetings….Rosie from Germany
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Greetings Rosie and thank you so much. Without a doubt Tamara de Lempicka must be considered among the brilliant women artists in art history. Thank you so much. Have a lovely evening and all the best.
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