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Sonia Delaunay "Mankind" 1970 Etching and aquatint
Sonia Delaunay "Mankind" 1970 Etching and aquatint
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Limited to 150 copies, signed by the artist. Image size 52.5x40cm.
This piece is stored at a partner gallery in France. According to French standards, its condition is good, but there may be differences in age-related condition assessments between France and Japan. Please consider purchasing only after acknowledging potential signs of age typical for vintage items (e.g., stains, discoloration, folds, wrinkles, sun damage). We have not personally inspected the item. The artwork is currently stored in France, and delivery will take at least two weeks after your order is placed. Due to the nature of the artwork, returns after purchase are not accepted.
1885Born in Gradizhsk, Ukraine. Her father, Ilyinichna Stern, was a lawyer, and she was adopted by her father, Henri Terk, who was a painting collector
1903–1904: Studied in Triesch-Schmidt-Reutter in Karlsruhe, Germany
1905– Focused on the Académie de la Palette in Paris, painting portraits and Fauvist nudes
1908 Held her first solo exhibition at the "Galerie de la Renaissance" in Paris. Her colorful works were exhibited, marking an important step in her artistic journey.
1910Married painter Robert Delaunay. Together with her husband, she embarked on the path of poetic abstract art
1913– 1935: Basically, she dedicated herself to interiors and fashion (cushions, cardigans, dresses, lampshades, etc.) in the same style as her paintings. She also opened a shop with couturier Jacques Heim at the International Exhibition of Decorative Arts (Art Deco Exhibition) and established the decorative shop Case Sonia in Paris
1930– Delaunay joined the "Abstraction-Création" group, which advocated for non-figurative art
1935 to 1937Sonia Delaunay returned to painting and created wall panels
1942 Her husband, Robert Delaunay, passed away. Sonia Delaunay remained in hiding in Grasse until the end of the war
In 1946, she co-founded and exhibited at the Salon des Réalités Nouvelles with the Concrete Art Group. Sonia Delaunay founded the Espace Group. She created paintings, prints, mosaics, stained glass, carpets, tapestries, theater sets and costumes, and picture books. Although Robert and Sonia Delaunay influenced each other, they created highly original art in which their individual personalities and talents blossomed beautifully.
She passed away in Paris in 1979.
