Ina Ginsburg

1982 · Photograph

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Gdzie jest teraz „Ina Ginsburg”? Kolekcja: National Gallery of Art, Waszyngton. Obecnie poza wystawą. Sprawdzono 2 listopada 2026.

National Gallery of Art

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Sprawdzono: 3 dni temu
Ten status od: 19 sie 2026
Źródło: Muzeum

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O dziele

Ina Ginsburg faces the camera at a slight angle in Andy Warhol's January 1982 portrait, now in Washington at the National Gallery of Art. She wears a pearl necklace and earrings. The colour photograph uses Polacolor and measures 10.8 cm tall by 8.6 cm wide. An embossed Warhol copyright appears at the lower right, with blue stamps on the reverse. It is not on display now.

Szczegóły

Numer inwentarzowy: 2016.22.212

Co przedstawia

Portrait Woman Bust Necklace Color

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Fotografie Sztuka współczesna XX wiek American

Źródła

National Gallery of Art
Zdjęcie: National Gallery of Art — © the artist or rights holder

Z życia: Andy Warhol

Cały życiorys

1980
Co-founder of the New York Academy of Art
In 1980 Warhol co-founded the New York Academy of Art, a school devoted to restoring traditional approaches to artistic training. Fellow co-founder Stuart Pivar later observed that Modernism had become boring for Warhol.
March 1980
The memoir “POPism” is published
POPism: The Warhol '60s is a retrospective account of his 1960s career and of the cultural environment of the Factory.
early 1980s
The end of his relationship with Jed Johnson
After the end of his relationship with Johnson, his only sustained romantic partnership, Warhol went through depression and significant weight loss. He turned to modelling, signing with the Zoli Agency in 1981 and later being represented by Ford Models.
19 czerwca 1982 – 28 września 1982
Exhibition: documenta 7
by 1984
Allying with younger artists: Basquiat, Haring
By 1984 Warhol had allied himself with prolific younger artists who dominated New York's “bull market” of the 1980s — Julian Schnabel, David Salle and other Neo-Expressionists, and the Transavantgarde artists Francesco Clemente and Enzo Cucchi. He also supported downtown artists such as Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Kenny Scharf and Stefano Castronovo.