Project Description
Huile sur toile
Dimensions : 103,5 cm x 108 cm
Signed upper left and dated 1965
Asian landscape
Gilberte Radermaker (Davyvofka Russia 1899 – Houdeng-Goegnies Belgium 1986)
Landscape painter and draftsman, portraits, still lifes and flowers in vibrant and harmonious tones. Student of R.Bauduin.
Works acquired by Queen Elisabeth, by the Province of Hainaut and at the Museum of La Louvière.
“We measure the impact of gender on artistic production by looking at the paintings produced during the interwar period by artists such as Anna Boch, Marthe Blondiau, Marie Howet, Renée Prince, Gilberte Radermaker or Yvonne Jonniaux. floral painting, still lifes and landscapes remain themes largely invested by these artists, as if social subjects more driven by a political vision of the world should remain a male field of action.
For the women of the interwar period in a public school and the fact of being able to act in the world of art are major achievements obtained at the end of a 19th century little inclined to recognize the equality of the sexes in artistic production material. But it would be naive to believe that the teaching and the occasional contribution of a few women to one or the other collective sounded the galley of the cultural and social prejudices in progress in the perception and production of the artefacts offered by women. .”
Sources : Arto
Another painting by a Belgian painter proposed by the Gallery
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