Two Women Drying Themselves, Suzanne Valadon, 1896
Suzanne Valadon, PorträtSuzanne ValadonFrankreich, 1865–1938

Two Women Drying Themselves

1896 · Print

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1971.379

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Derweil im Leben von Suzanne Valadon

Das ganze Leben
  1. 1890s

    Degas: her first buyer, collectors and etching

    Degas was the first person to buy drawings from her, introduced her to other collectors, including Paul Durand-Ruel and Ambroise Vollard, and taught her the skill of soft-ground etching.

  2. 1894 · Mitgliedschaft

    Société nationale des beaux-arts

  3. 1895

    Durand-Ruel shows twelve of her etchings

    In 1895 the art dealer Paul Durand-Ruel exhibited a group of twelve etchings by Valadon showing women at various stages of their toilettes. Later her work was regularly shown at the Galerie Bernheim-Jeune in Paris.

  4. 1895

    Marriage to Paul Mousis

    In 1895 she married the well-to-do stockbroker Paul Mousis and lived with him for 13 years in an apartment in Paris and in a house on the outskirts; the following year she became a full-time painter.

  5. 1896

    A full-time painter from 1896

    Valadon began painting full-time: her still lifes, portraits, flowers and landscapes are noted for their strong composition and vibrant colours, but she was best known for her candid female nudes, which, by not idealising the body, upset the social norms of the time.

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