Suzanne Duchamp

French Dadaist and painter Suzanne Duchamp (1889–1963), an important yet often overlooked figure in modern art. The artist left behind a diverse body of work.

As the sister of Marcel Duchamp, she was closely associated with the avant-garde movements of her time and shaped art history with her own artistic language. Her works combine painting with poetry and experiment with a variety of media and materials. Many works have only been rediscovered through intensive research or are even being exhibited for the first time.

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The Portrait of Jaques Villon (another brother)

The Young Girl and her dog (there are supposed to be 4 representations within the painting... I could find 3... maybe... somewhat... still better than "my fave" of Marcel, which I still cannot "decode")

The Autoportraits - photographs (on film) rather than paintings

Ariette of Oblivion from the Dizzy (Thoughtless) 1Chapel

Autoportait with a Cat

2 Silver Gelatine prints of her by Man Ray

"Scenes from the Beach" series and

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