Marie Lausanne (1885- 1956), born in Paris, France, is an illegitimate daughter whose mother is a restaurant waiter. Mary was brought up by her mother, and she always took her surname. Although she came from a humble background and lived in poverty, Mary cultivated an independent character of self-reliance, love of learning and thinking, and perseverance in the face of setbacks. /kloc-When she was 0/9 years old, Mary came to a factory as a porcelain painter. Gifted and ingenious, she soon showed extraordinary talent in painting, which gave her the opportunity to enter Ambel Art Institute to study painting in the second year. Fortunately, during her study, she got to know George Bula, a cubist master, and through George Bula, she got to know many painters in Paris. Mary, full of dreams, seems to see a new world.
People often know how to cherish hard-won things. Mary seized this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, stayed up late to learn the theory and techniques of painting grinding, and drew nutrition from many painters. She wants to be a mature and successful artist.
19 13, Mary started her own independent creative plan. In the early days of creation, Mary's paintings were the traditional realistic style of the classical academic school, with rigorous composition, true modeling, beauty and delicacy, but realistic paintings like this were regarded as "down and out" art in the early 20th century. From 65438 to 0905, influenced by Picasso and others, Mary's painting style began to change to cubism, and she made extraordinary efforts. The art critic said: "Her thick and clear boundaries, massive turning points, flat painting volume treatment, bright colors and profound and vivid aesthetic interests of the theme are completely comparable to Picasso."
During this period, Mary wrote "Apollinaire and His Friends", which depicts Mary and her boyfriend Apollinaire, Picasso and his lover Fernando. With the help of friends, this painting was successfully auctioned, which made Marie Lausanne famous, established her position as a painter in the Paris art circle, and became one of the few female painters who could be on an equal footing with Picasso and Braque at that time.
However, things are unpredictable. Just as Mary Roland was full of ambition to make great achievements in art, World War I broke out. Since then, Mary has lived a turbulent life in a foreign country for several years. During this period, the keynote of her works was all kinds of gray, sad and depressed female images. It was not until the end of World War I that 192 1 returned to Paris, France.
From 65438 to 0924, Mary Lausanne ushered in the second spring of her artistic life. This year, the Russian ballet Deer premiered in Paris. Mary is a stage and costume designer. Her bold, ingenious and creative design was a great success and won the reputation of "Le Deer in Paris". Many powerful women rushed to ask her to paint Xiao, including the grandmother of modern fashion industry.
In the following 30 years, Mary Luo Lanshan created a large number of portrait oil paintings and female portrait illustrations, and served as a professor at Marakov Academy of Fine Arts. Her painting style gradually got rid of the influence of early cubism, forming a unique personal style, that is, revealing noble and elegant temperament under gorgeous and charming colors and the unique symbol of mysterious gauze with lyrical charm and femininity on the screen.
Mary's illustrations of female portraits are very distinctive. The soft tones of gray, rose and blue make the picture show a romantic, aesthetic, dreamy and charming rhythm. The woman in her paintings has a delicate face, clear eyes, light posture, bright and moving, and her slender body is surrounded by feminine ornaments such as feathers, veils, flowers, scarves and garlands, creating a luxurious, beautiful and pink-toned dream world.
1956, Marie Lausanne ended her inspirational and legendary life in 7 1 and died in Paris. According to her wishes, she was buried in the famous Lachaise cemetery in Paris.