Adventurer Bundle: Three Trailblazing Women
Embark on a journey through the Adventurer Bundle of Women featuring Gwen John, Paula Modersohn-Becker, and Dora Maar. All three intrepid artists defied the conventions of their era. Gwen's adventurous spirit led her to traverse France alongside a friend, and for the remainder of her life, she embraced sleeping outdoors, even within the bustling city of Paris. The allure of Paris also captivated Paula, who bravely departed from the security of marriage and an artist commune in Germany to forge her own path in a Parisian studio, where she fearlessly depicted naked mothers nursing their infants. A trailblazer, she became the first artist to paint herself life-sized and unclothed. Dora, in turn, established her own photography studio in the vibrant city, experimenting with techniques that would define the Surrealist movement. Her keen eye for photojournalism documented the harsh realities of the 1930s financial collapse. Together, these audacious women not only fueled the creative energies of their male counterparts but also shattered societal norms for women at the time. Their passions, courage, and groundbreaking examples continue to resonate, inspiring a legacy that transcends boundaries and challenges perceptions.
Three zines in one package. Very limited quantities.
Embark on a journey through the Adventurer Bundle of Women featuring Gwen John, Paula Modersohn-Becker, and Dora Maar. All three intrepid artists defied the conventions of their era. Gwen's adventurous spirit led her to traverse France alongside a friend, and for the remainder of her life, she embraced sleeping outdoors, even within the bustling city of Paris. The allure of Paris also captivated Paula, who bravely departed from the security of marriage and an artist commune in Germany to forge her own path in a Parisian studio, where she fearlessly depicted naked mothers nursing their infants. A trailblazer, she became the first artist to paint herself life-sized and unclothed. Dora, in turn, established her own photography studio in the vibrant city, experimenting with techniques that would define the Surrealist movement. Her keen eye for photojournalism documented the harsh realities of the 1930s financial collapse. Together, these audacious women not only fueled the creative energies of their male counterparts but also shattered societal norms for women at the time. Their passions, courage, and groundbreaking examples continue to resonate, inspiring a legacy that transcends boundaries and challenges perceptions.
Three zines in one package. Very limited quantities.