JUDY CHICAGO "BIRTH TRINITY" SERIGRAPH, 1985Judy Chicago (b. 1939) is a world renowned American artist and preeminent figure of the Feminist Art movement of the 1970s. Throughout her six decade career, she has contested the absence and erasure of women in the Western cultural cannon. Throughout her career, Chicago has challenged the (male dominated) art world by creatively addressing issues of femininity, historical oppression, and power structures. Chicago is also notable for her embrace

This is an incredibly rare two-dimensional work that expresses the ideas and aesthetics that Caro would incorporate in his sculptural language

During this period

the artist is implying a greatness to the act of birth that rivals its religious significance

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The figures are portrayed in Moore's sculptural style

These works are some of the most ambiguous in his output

persimmon and raspberry punctuate the composition demonstrating Dehner's mastery of watercolor in abstract compositions

Some of his preferred or even "signature" shapes recall human orifices or sexual organs

With its inclusion of shoes–arguably one of his most important motifs–this Polaroid would make a wonderful addition to any new or existing collection

he was always drawing

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