Rose Wylie: Flick and Float. Antiquité follow in his footsteps

follow in his footsteps

"Here we encounter all at once the most curious contradiction

their words and their works echo contemporary issues of gender and sexuality and tend to deconstruct an art world still too centered on the West as the norm and model

specializing in ancient Christianity and Late Antiquity

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Rose Wylie: Flick and Float. Antiquité follow in his footsteps"Toujours la diffrence" This is how Fabienne Eggelhfer quotes the British artist Rose Wylie (*1934) in her text, which she begins with a visit to her studio. This is a phrase that she has repeatedly heard from Rose Wylie in conversation, as one detail can ultimately make all the difference and completely change a drawing or an oil painting. In her large format canvases, a quickly applied stroke seems to predominate, but "la diffrance" in particular