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Ad Code: 4
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from Auction House Records.
a woman sitting at a table smoking a cigarette
Artwork images are copyright of the artist or assignee
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While Lucretia Van Horn’s “accomplished, meticulous style” initially brought her early work as a book illustrator, her subsequent exposure to Diego Rivera’s work caused her to create more rounded, simplified figures pressed against a flattened picture plane. Her subject matter evolved as well, focusing more on the lives of women, especially those indigenous to Mexico.
Born in St. Louis but a frequent resident of her father’s Louisiana plantation, Lucretia (LeBourgeois) Van Horn was (showing 500 of 2292 characters). |
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