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Fanny Rabel, La ronda en el tiempo (detail)
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Fanny Rabel, La ronda en el tiempo (detail)
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mosaic on the former carpet factory in Kowary by St. Lewkowicz, 1978
La ronda en el tiempo, mural by Fanny Rabel, 1964
mosaic on the former carpet factory in Kowary by Stanisława Lewkowicz, 1978:
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La ronda en el tiempo (National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City) by Fanny Rabel, 1964:
propaganda: okay I am not sure if Fanny Rabel counts, she emigrated to Mexico with her family, when she was young, but even if not, I don't think you will mind looking at her work - Rabel studied under Frida Kahlo and her art is great.
Fanny Rabel (1922-2008)
the first modern female muralist Fanny Rabel (Aug 27, 1922 in Poland – Nov 25, 2008 in Mexico City), born Fanny Rabinovich, was a Polish-born Mexican artist who is considered to be the first modern female muralist and one of the youngest associated with the Mexican muralism of the early to mid 20th century. via W Fanny Rabel ur. jako Fanny Rabinowicz (ur. 27 sierpnia 1922 w Lublinie, zm. 25…
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Teacher by Fanny Rabel, 1953 (woodcut)
Three ponds triptych by Mona Tusz, 2018 (mixed technique painting)
Teacher by Fanny Rabel, 1953 (woodcut):
propaganda: Fanny Rabel is more famous for her murals, but I just wanted to share some love for this woodcut of her: I love the strenght and dignity given to the subject here.
about the artist: Fanny Rabel was a student of Frida Kahlo!
Three ponds triptych by Mona Tusz, 2018:
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which mural do you like better?
The Library (Coit Tower in San Francisco) by Bernard Zakheim, 1934
La ronda en el tiempo (Anthropology Museum in Mexico City) by Fanny Rabel, 1964
The Library (Coit Tower in San Francisco) by Bernard Zakheim, 1934:
[no propaganda has been submitted]
La ronda en el tiempo (National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City) by Fanny Rabel, 1964:
propaganda: okay I am not sure if Fanny Rabel counts, she emigrated to Mexico with her family, when she was young, but even if not, I don't think you will mind looking at her work - Rabel studied under Frida Kahlo and her art is great.
the first modern female muralist
Fanny Rabel (Aug 27, 1922 in Poland – Nov 25, 2008 in Mexico City), born Fanny Rabinovich, was a Polish-born Mexican artist who is considered to be the first modern female muralist and one of the youngest associated with the Mexican muralism of the early to mid 20th century. via W
Fanny Rabel, nacida Fanny Rabinovich Duval (Lublin, Polonia, 27 de agosto de 1922 – Ciudad de México, México, 25 de noviembre de 2008), fue una destacada artista mexicana de origen polaco, que realizó una amplia obra artística en los campos de la pintura mural, de caballete, grabado y escenografía. via W Es | photo x
Escuela Azteca - Fanny Rabel - Museo Nacional de Antropologia
Escuela Azteca - Fanny Rabel - Museo Nacional de Antropologia