With works that exuded cool elegance and transgressive sensuality, Tamara de Lempicka (1894–1980) helped define Art Deco. Her paintings captured the glamour and vitality of postwar Paris and the cosmopolitan sheen of Hollywood celebrity. This exhibition — the first major museum retrospective of Lempicka in the United States — explores the artist’s distinctive style and unconventional life through four major chapters. The more than 100 artworks on display range from her post-Cubist work in 1920s Paris to her most famous nudes and portraits to the melancholic still lifes and interiors of her final days in the United States and Mexico. Including an in-depth look at the artist’s drawings and studies, this exhibition reveals the creative process behind her iconic paintings.
Sharon and Tom spent the night at the Presido Lodge.
After having breakfast at lodge, their focus for the day was the Tamara de Lempicka exhibition at the de Young.
They walked in Golden Gate Park after touring the exhibition and the museum.
Sharon and Tom finished the day having dinner at Dalida. Located down the block from the Presido Lodge, Sharon said that it was the best meal that she has had in some time.
We are planning to go to dinner there with Holly and Van in February.
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