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Alice ANDERSON

Natalia LL

Adriena SIMOTOVA

Alice ANDERSON London, 1972

Untitled

Unique Wood, hair, paint. Articulated wooden doll mounted on black felt. Frame of wood and glass. Doll: 13 x 12,5 cm. Work: 25,5 x 20,2 cm. Framed: 40,5 x 34,2 x 4 cm. Created in 2010. Certficate by the artist, signed.

Alice ANDERSON

Untitled

Natalia LL (Lach Lachowicz) Żywiec, Poland, 1937 –

Sztuka Konsumcyjna (Consumer Art)

Unique Seventeen (17) b/w gelatin siiver prints, photo-contacts, mounted on a cream cardboard with black frame in ink, forming the capilatl letter "N". Framed under glass in a wooden black frame. Work: 21,9 x 21,9 cm. Framed: 31 x 30,8 cm. Realized in 1973. First letter (N) of a series of seven letters in order to compose the artist's first name "NATALIA". Upper left corner of the glass panel is broken, no lack. Signed and dated on the back.

Adriana SIMOTOVA

Visage (Face)

Unique Stamped paper. On white paper (2 sheets mounted one over the other), mounted on a sheet of cream cardboard. Framed under glass. Work: 31 x 22,5 cm. Framed: 34 x 25,8 cm. Signed and dated 192, bottom center. Certificate by the Galerie de France.

LITERATURE:

Alice ANDERSON - Archives of Women Archives: https://awarewomenartists.com/artiste/alice-anderson/ - Alice Anderson author: https://www.aliceandersonauthor.com/ - Collection Lambert: http://www.collectionlambert.fr/artiste/8/alice-anderson.html - The Night I becamea Doll: https://www.telerama.fr/cinema/films/the-night-i-became-a-doll,474064.php - Artist's web site: http://alice-anderson.org - About this particular piece, see this article in Artdaily.com: "Alice Anderson's Time Reversal Announced at Riflemaker: "LONDON.- The French/Algerian artist Alice Anderson (b.1976) will fill Riflemaker in Soho with thousands of metres of hair as part of an installation, including film, sculptures and photographs, based on fictional childhood memories from 1 March 2010. (...) Anderson uses wax dolls and puppets to reinvent her childhood through the re-imagining of her own memories. The exhibition at Riflemaker takes as its starting point the artist’s nine minute film ‘The Night I Became A Doll’ (2009), in which a young girl stops eating, moving and speaking before gradually transforming herself into a doll in order to please her mother. During the film we witness the mother’s futile attempts to communicate as the girl turns into a marionette. The film explores the theme of maternal rejection and is described as autobiographical by Anderson, who believes that autobiography itself can often be purely fiction. In 2006, the artist worked with Madame Tussauds to make a 50cm wax model of herself. The completion of this project marked the beginning of an ongoing cycle of works including the photographic series, 'Master Puppet', featuring Anderson and her alter-ego in the film, The Dolls’ Day (2008) which takes its name from a 1915 children’s novel by Carine Cadby. The series continues with ‘The Night I Became a Doll’ adding sculptural elements within Anderson’s ‘Time Reversal’ at Riflemaker. (...) Alice Anderson’s work has been shown at Tate Modern, The Pompidou Centre, The Grand Palais, Leon Museum and Mudam Museum. Recently she installed three thousand metres of red hair through rooms at three different venues - the Picasso Museum in Paris, the Frac Paca and at the Marc Chagall National Museum – to form one gigantic installation called ‘Rapunzel’. At Riflemaker, the hair will leave the building through a window above the gallery’s entrance, re-enter through a window on the first floor and then be threaded down a chimney to create a circular loop running between the two main floors." http://artdaily.com/news/34918/Alice-Anderson-s-Time-Reversal-Announced-at-Riflemaker#.XMFgxqbgpE4

NATALIA LL - Permafo, Wroclaw Contemporary Museum, Wroclaw, 2013, p. 136, 145-14- Heute Kunst, N°9, Feb.-Marz 1975, front cover - Polish Art Copyright, Author's Agency Poland, 1975, p. 177 (reproduction of this work). - Web site: https://nataliall.com/en - Archives of Women Artists: https://awarewomenartists.com/artiste/natalia-ll

Adriana SIMOTOVA - Malinova Sona: http://www.malinovasona.com/2013/04/adriana-simotova.html - Wikipedia (French): https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adriena_%C5%A0imotov%C3%A1 - Radio Praha: https://www.radio.cz/fr/rubrique/culture/le-peintre-adriena-simotova-la-france-est-un-morceau-de-moi

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