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The Artistic Journey of Elie Nadelman: Master of Classical and Folk Art

Elie Nadelman (1882-1946), a Polish artist, displayed a unique blend of classical and folk art influences. After relocating to New York during WWI, he continued to explore the aesthetics of the human form, particularly women's bodies, through sculptures like "Two Nudes" (1912). His work showcases a fascination with balance, proportion, and modern life, often inspired by American folk art and performers. Despite challenges from depression and illness, Nadelman left behind a legacy that merges decorative elegance with a deep appreciation for urban folk traditions.

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The Artistic Journey of Elie Nadelman: Master of Classical and Folk Art

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  1. Elienadelman Marissa Mooring, Erin Carter and Ashley Osborne

  2. Spring (Two Nudes)1912 http://www.flickr.com/photos/hanneorla/5460093874/

  3. About the artist • 1882-1946 • Originally from Warsaw, Poland • Studied art and music at an early age • Moved to New York After the outbreak of WWI • Married Viola Flannery • Depression and Illness Source: http://www.rogallery.com/Nadelman_Elie/nadelman-bio.html

  4. Art work Horse http://www.tumblr.com/tagged/elie%20nadelman Standing Nude http://www.blogartnu.com/elie-nadelman/ Man in the Open Air http://scarlet.unl.edu/scarlet/v9n31/v9n31arts.html

  5. About his work • Style- Classical, decorative, and urban folk art • Women’s body shape • Studied Classical Greek sculptures • Struggled with balance, proportion, and harmony • Fascinated with American Folk Art • Inspired by dancers and performers • Modern Life • Late Work

  6. The End Thank you!

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