Camille Hilaire, La gaine violette, ca. 1995 | Fundación Amparo y Manuel

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Camille Hilaire Metz, Francia, 1916-2004

La gaine violette, ca. 1995

Oil on canvas / Óleo sobre tela
92 x 73 cm
36 1/4 x 28 3/4 in

© 1995 Camille Hilaire / Cortesía Fundación AMMA

Photo: Alejandro Paez

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Camille Hilaire’s work depicts a woman seen from behind, wearing lingerie and looking at herself in a mirror. Hilaire’s paintings reveal a certain Cubist influence, but lack the rigidity of the movement’s early years. Hilaire’s compositions can be described as subtle, and her paintings convey a sense of calm through their patterns and elements. Her nudes were also notable and possess a provocative grace.

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