Seda näituseinfot pole tõlgitud Eesti keelde. Näitame selle asemel Inglise keelset näituseinfot.
Everything about the exhibition is summarized in its title. For countless years woman has been a source of inspiration to artists, beginning in the stone age with the first artworks on the cave walls and the very first known sculptural work: the Venera of Villendorf, a 11,1 cm tall stone figurine found in one of the ancient burial grounds near Villendorf in Austria. It was sculpted around 25000 years before our era.
Photo from Gallery Daugava
The exhibition in the Gallery doesn’t offer insight into ancient art. Paintings, prints and sculptures on display have been created by contemporary artists Frančeska Kirke, Normunds Brasliņš, Maija Tabaka, Baiba Vegnere, Dace Lielā as well as the classics Felicita Pauļuka and Biruta Baumane who have displayed several outstanding nude paintings. Woman as an eternal subject not just a model also appeared in the paintings of Jānis Pauļuks and Leonids Āriņš.