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Maria Lassnig

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Born in 1919, Maria Lassnig has been producing work over a period of 60 years in Paris, New York and Vienna
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Spell

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Spell (2006). The critical consensus is that Lassnig's recent work is among her most fascinating
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Hospital (Krankenhaus)

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Hospital (Krankenhaus) is one of a long series of what she calls 'body-awareness paintings'
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Three Ways of Being

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Three Ways of Being. According to the Serpentine's description, "Lassnig uses bold forms and strong colours to create portraits and semi-figurative abstractions"
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The World Destroyer (Der Weltzertrülmmerer)

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The World Destroyer (Der Weltzertrülmmerer). This 2003 work of oil on canvas is an example of the role nudity plays in her work
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The Illegitimate Bride

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The Illegitimate Bride. Lassnig's viewpoint has been described as feminist and she became the first female professor of painting in a German-speaking country at Vienna University of Applied Arts in 1980
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Couple (2005)

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Couple (2005). The powerful bodily sensation of being wrapped in plastic is an image Lassnig has visited on more than one occasion
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Self-Portrait with Cooking Pot

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Maria Lassnig, Self-Portrait with Cooking Pot (Selbsporträt mit Kochtopf),

1995