Marie-Louise Von Motesiczky (1906-1996). Schilder.

 

‘Women getting older –women at the hairdressers– girls sitting in glass-fronted shops doing the invisible mending and slowly getting older, dying women, bathing women, cheerful women, sad women.’ Von Motesiczky in a letter to Elias Canetti, 1963.

 

‘Her vibrant expressionist paintings give presence to the rich everyday lives of women as friends, lovers, carers, at work, and at leisure. Poignant, witty, and sometimes unsettling, these works range from the literal everyday to fantastical explorations of inner feelings.’

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Olieverf, 52x42.

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