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With texts by Leonor Fini. Illustrated by Leonor Fini and others. Albums. Biographical books. Contact. Shop. The official website for the life and work of Italian-French painter, Leonor Fini (1907 – 1996), work and estate represented by Galerie Minsky, Paris.
Leonor Fini’s mid-century paintings feature dreamlike scenes in which dominant women and passive men undercut traditional notions of sex and gender. Nude or heavily costumed, Fini’s characters embrace humor, eroticism, and mythological symbolism. … Read more
22 de feb. de 2023 · Leonor Fini’s trance-like paintings of witches, powerful women, and mystical creatures offer a matriarchal vision of society.In this world, women and nature are revered and free from patriarchal control. While she is often referred to as a Surrealist and her work resembles the movement’s style, Fini disavowed the term, setting herself apart from the group’s misogyny that came to dictate ...
Se dice que ya en Triestre, tierra de sus ancestros, Leonor Fini era obligada a vestirse como hombre para no ser descubierta por su padre. Y hay quienes sugieren incluso que esa disputa familiar ...
9 de dic. de 2023 · The art world rediscovers Surrealist painter Leonor Fini. Costume design for « Demoiselles de la nuit », 1948, Leonor Fini, Gouache on paper. An overlooked female artist is starting to get her ...
January 12 – February 25, 2023 297 Tenth Avenue, New York. An exhibition of work spanning seven decades by Argentine-Italian artist Leonor Fini (1907–1996) explores themes of transformation, masquerade, and performance through paintings, sculpture, and works on paper sourced primarily from the artist’s estate.
Salle permanente – Reconstitution du Salon de l’appartement de Leonor Fini, rue de La Vrillière à Paris. Tate Modern, London Petit sphinx ermite, 1948. Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice, Italy La Bergère des sphinx, 1941. Museum of Art and History, Geneva, Switzerland Nue (Jeune fille au bas) 1941; Nu (Nico Papatakis) 1941
