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Suzanne Valadon Wall Art

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The Blue Room, 1923 Fine Art Print
The Blue Room, 1923
24" x 18"
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Price: $65.99
Bouquet of Flowers, 1930 Fine Art Print
Bouquet of Flowers, 1930
20" x 28"
+ Multiple Sizes
Price: $82.99
Self-Portrait, 1883 Fine Art Print
Self-Portrait, 1883
20" x 28"
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Price: $82.99
Family Portrait, 1912 Fine Art Print
Family Portrait, 1912
20" x 27"
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Price: $80.99
Woman Cleaning a Tub and a Nude, 1908 Fine Art Print
Woman Cleaning a Tub and a Nude, 1908
24" x 24"
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Price: $82.99
Female Nude, 1922 Fine Art Print
Female Nude, 1922
20" x 27"
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Price: $80.99
Adam and Eve, 1979 Fine Art Print
Adam and Eve, 1979
20" x 25"
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Price: $77.99
Portrait of Erik Satie (1866-1925), 1892-93 Fine Art Print
Portrait of Erik Satie (1866-1925), 1892-93
20" x 37"
+ Multiple Sizes
Price: $86.99
Utrillo Pensive, 1911 Fine Art Print
Utrillo Pensive, 1911
20" x 23"
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Price: $70.99
The Utter Family, 1921 Fine Art Print
The Utter Family, 1921
24" x 17"
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Price: $58.99
The Bathers, 1923 Fine Art Print
The Bathers, 1923
20" x 26"
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Price: $79.99
After the Bath, 1909 Fine Art Print
After the Bath, 1909
20" x 25"
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Price: $75.99
Utrillo with his Grandmother and Dog, 1910 Fine Art Print
Utrillo with his Grandmother and Dog, 1910
20" x 30"
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Price: $82.99
Vase of Flowers, 1938 Fine Art Print
Vase of Flowers, 1938
20" x 24"
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Price: $71.99
Portrait of a Young Woman Fine Art Print
Portrait of a Young Woman
20" x 27"
+ Multiple Sizes
Price: $80.99
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Suzanne Valadon (Born 1865) was born near Limoges at Bessines-sur-Gartempe. She was an illegitimate daughter of a laundress from France. From the age of 9 on, Suzanne supported herself by doing odd jobs – any job that was available. One was being a circus acrobat. Suzanne did it until she was 16 when she fell off the trapeze. Looking for a safer occupation, she decided to become an artists' model. This work involved posing for such artists as Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, and Pierre Puvis de Chavannes. In the course of her work, she also mingled with the Impressionists in cabarets of Montmartre and the clubs, where her provocative stunts caused sensations. She attracted admiration from many people. At 18 she gave birth to a son (illegitimate), the future artist Utrillo Maurice. Suzanne soon took interest in painting.

She decided to teach herself by observing carefully the techniques and styles of the artists for whom she was posing. Soon she began creating her own paintings. The first artist to see her drawings was Toulouse-Lautrec, and he encouraged her. Later on, her art won the support and admiration of Degas, with whom she developed a lasting friendship. Degas actually bought 3 of her pieces of art in 1893. Among the artists she knew were Gauguin, van Gogh, Modigliani and Picasso. She painted landscapes, portraits, female nudes and, especially, still lifes. Her images are memorable in powerful and vibrant colors reminiscent of the Fauve and Post-Impressionist styles. Suzanne’s interpretation of women's bodies most likely arose from her own experience as a model.
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