Stilleben

Stilleben

Oil on canvas

Mått 50,00 x 73,00 cm Ram 67,00 x 89,50 x 4,00 cm

GKM 0977

Purchase, 1934

Greta Knutson-Tzara trained as an artist at the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm and under the Cubist André Lhote in Paris. She also wrote prose, poetry, art criticism and translated Swedish literature into French. In 1925 she married the poet and dadaist, Tristan Tzara, in Paris. The couple’s home in Montmartre became a meeting place for dadaist and surrealist writers and artists. Philippa Nanfeldt 2011

Dubbelporträtt. Konstnärskap i seklets början, red. Ingamaj Beck och Barbro Waldenström, Natur och Kultur, Stockholm 1995, ill. p. färgplansch Kristoffer Arvidsson, Per Dahlström, Björn Fredlund, Anna Hyltze, Philippa Nanfeldt, Isabella Nilsson, Johan Sjöström, Samlingen Göteborgs konstmuseum, red. Kristoffer Arvidsson, Per Dahlström, Anna Hyltze, Göteborgs konstmuseum, Göteborg 2014., p. 295, ill. p. 294 Greta Knutson Tzara, red. Martin Sundberg, Norrköpings Konstmuseum, Art and Theory Publishing, Norrköping, 2019., ill. p. 142 Marika Bogrenoch Bo Nilsson, Signature Women. 100 år på den svenska konstscenen, red. Frida Andersson och Jessica Höglund, Artipelag, Värmdö, 2020., p. 54, 252, ill. p. 56 Patrik Steornoch Eva Nygårdsoch Johan Ranch, Ny konst. Charlotte Mannheimer och modernismens intåg i Göteborg/Ny konst: Charlotte Mannheimer and the Rise of Modernism in Gothenburg, red., 2024., ill. p. 75