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Seated woman es una obra maestra del pintor neerlandés Willem de Kooning, que representa a una mujer sentada en una silla. El cuadro destaca por su uso audaz del color y la forma, así como por su técnica expresiva única.
Seated Woman. c. 1940 Willem de Kooning (American (born Netherlands), 1904–1997) This composition is an early work from Willem de Kooning's long sequence of paintings of women that culminated in one of the most aggressive revisions of the female figure in the history of art.
This seated figure, which belongs to de Kooning’s first series of "women" paintings, demonstrates his interest in the human form. Awkwardly posed, the woman’s arms, legs, and breasts exist as abstract shapes in a flattened space.
Willem de Kooning has 86 works online. There are 18,006 drawings online. Installation views. We have identified these works in the following photos from our exhibition history. Degree Zero: Drawing at Midcentury. Nov 1, 2020–Jun 5, 2021. 4 other works identified. Degree Zero: Drawing at Midcentury. Nov 1, 2020–Jun 5, 2021. 6 other works identified.
Very few other body parts are as clearly delineated—instead, much of the figure merges into its indeterminate space, a suggestive jumble of strokes and color. De Kooning incorporates collage elements, which intensifies the jarring effect of this blend of delineated and inchoate elements.
Seated Woman (1952) These three apparitional beauties were participants in the sensational debut of de Kooning’s Woman series of the early 1950s. Along with four other paintings and numerous drawings, their presentation at New York’s Sidney Janis Gallery in the spring of 1953 pro-voked a considerable stir in the excitable art world of the time.
Department. Drawings and Prints. Willem de Kooning has 86 works online. There are 18,006 drawings online. Installation views. We have identified these works in the following photos from our exhibition history. Drawings: Recent Gifts. Sep 5–Nov 11, 1975. 2 other works identified. The New York School. Sep 17, 1998–Jan 12, 1999.
