Lone Woman
1951 Oil
#C4307
$2,450
Diana Ferlini
Entitled Lone Woman, this 1951 oil on canvas scene is by Mid Century Surrealist, Diana Ferlini Duncan (1911-1983). Born in Switzerland of Italian parents she immigrated to the US as a child, later moving to Hollywood where she began a serious pursuit of painting as an adult. Like many of the female Surrealists post WWII, Ferlini’s themes include: a feminine perspective on the Nuclear Family; the isolation of the new American home; the objectification of the female body; and left-leaning points of view on war, immigration and social issues.
1951
Oil on Canvas
23"x24" framed, 20"x21" unframed
Signed lower left, dated on the back. Framed in a contemporary wood frame with two-toned gold finish and black center. Frame has been cut down to fit the piece. Excellent vintage condition.
Entitled Lone Woman, this 1951 oil on canvas scene is by Mid Century Surrealist, Diana Ferlini Duncan (1911-1983). Born in Switzerland of Italian parents she immigrated to the US as a child, later moving to Hollywood where she began a serious pursuit of painting as an adult. Like many of the female Surrealists post WWII, Ferlini’s themes include: a feminine perspective on the Nuclear Family; the isolation of the new American home; the objectification of the female body; and left-leaning points of view on war, immigration and social issues.
1951
Oil on Canvas
23"x24" framed, 20"x21" unframed
Signed lower left, dated on the back. Framed in a contemporary wood frame with two-toned gold finish and black center. Frame has been cut down to fit the piece. Excellent vintage condition.
