Brilliant Exiles: American Women In Paris 1900–1939 Robyn Asleson Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Art General

A Scintillating Account Of The Cultural Freedom And Empowerment That American Women Experienced As Leaders In Avant-Garde Scene Early Twentieth-Century Paris For Who Made Their Home During Decades Twentieth Century City Offered Unique Opportunities Personal Emancipation Professional Innovation While Living Expatriates International Center All Things These Escaped Constraints Limited Them At Enjoyed Unprecedented Autonomy Through Portraiture This Volume Illuminates Histories Sixty Convention-Defying Contributed To Vibrant Modernist Milieu Paris—Including Berenice Abbott Josephine Baker Zelda Fitzgerald Peggy Guggenheim Romaine Brooks Gertrude Stein Several Rose Preeminence Arbiters Exploring Culture-Shifting Experiments Fields Such Art Literature Publishing Music Fashion Journalism Theater Dance Beautifully Illustrated Brilliant Exiles Features Essays Trace Divergent Trajectories Examining Impact Race Class Sexuality On Experiences French Capital Texts Also Highlight Role Articulating New Conceptions Female Identity Were Liberty Develop Working Collaboratively With Portraitists They Honed Images Would Memorialize Redefine Imagery Modern Womanhood Published Association National Portrait Gallery Smithsonian Institution Washington Dc Exhibition Schedule: (April 26 2024–February 23 2025) Speed Museum Louisville Ky (March 29–June 22 Georgia (July 19–October 12 Σελίδες: 288 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0909 Διαστάσεις: 9X22 9Cm