Man RayUSA, 1890–1976Nusch Eluard
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Museum of Modern Art
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Imens i livet hos Man Ray
Hele livet1933–1934
Méret Oppenheim poses nude
The Surrealist artist Méret Oppenheim, known for her fur-covered teacup, poses nude for a well-known series of photographs in which she stands next to a printing press.
1934
An album of fifteen years of photographs
James Thrall Soby publishes an album of Ray's photographs made over the previous fifteen years, Man Ray: Photographs, 1920–1934.
late 1934 – August 1940
Ady Fidelin — companion and model
Ray is in a relationship with the French art model Ady Fidelin, who appears in many of his photographs; when he flees Nazi-occupied France, she chooses to stay behind to care for her family.
1935–1937
Books with Paul Éluard and André Breton
Ray makes books with poets: Facile with Paul Éluard (1935), and La photographie n'est pas l'art with André Breton and Les mains libres (drawings) with Éluard, both in 1937.
1937
Formal divorce from Adon Lacroix
Ray and Adon Lacroix are formally divorced, years after their separation.
