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Suzanne Duchamp

Suzanne Duchamp (1889 - 1963) was active/lived in France.  Suzanne Duchamp is known for Dadaism, avant-garde images, landscape, florals.

Suzanne Duchamp
Born 1889 Blainville, France
Died 1963 Neuilly, France

Suzanne Duchamp, the fourth of the Duchamp children, was nearest in age and temperament to her brother Marcel, and they remained close throughout their adult lives. In 1905 she began studying painting at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Rouen, becoming familiar with avant-garde art through a local modern painting organization and her brothers, three of whom were studying art in Paris. She married a local pharmacist in 1911 but was divorced after only two years.

Shortly after World War I broke out, Suzanne went to Paris, where she served as a nurse's aid, continuing in this position even after the end of the war. Marcel was in Paris until he left for New York in 1915, and he and Suzanne saw each other frequently, as can be ascertained by his sketches done in the hospital where she worked. However, no work by Suzanne survives from this period, indicating that she may have stopped painting for about two   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3305 characters.]  Artist bio

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