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1899 - 1983. Known for: Still life paintings with fruits in cool tones.
Greta Knutson-Tzara was an artist who lived in Paris from 1929 and studied under André Lhote. She was married to Tristan Tzara, a prominent figure in Dadaism. Her artwork often consisted of still... Read full biography
Greta Knutson-Tzara was an artist who lived in Paris from 1929 and studied under André Lhote. She was married to Tristan Tzara, a prominent figure in Dadaism. Her artwork often consisted of still lifes with fruits in cool tones, such as the painting "Nature morte with melon slices" which was... Read full biography
Greta Knutson-Tzara was an artist who lived in Paris from 1929 and studied under André Lhote. She was married to Tristan Tzara, a prominent figure in Dadaism. Her artwork often consisted of still lifes with fruits in cool tones, such as the painting "Nature morte with melon slices" which was featured in a 2005 exhibition on Dadaism
Greta Knutson-Tzara was an artist who lived in Paris from 1929 and studied under André Lhote. She was married to Tristan Tzara, a prominent figure in Dadaism. Her artwork often consisted of still lifes with fruits in cool tones, such as the painting "Nature morte with melon slices" which was featured in a 2005 exhibition on Dadaism
Greta Knutson-Tzara was an artist who lived in Paris from 1929 and studied under André Lhote. She was married to Tristan Tzara, a prominent figure in Dadaism. Her artwork often consisted of still lifes with fruits in cool tones, such as the painting "Nature morte with melon slices" which was featured in a 2005 exhibition on Dadaism
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Greta Knutson-Tzara was an artist who lived in Paris from 1929 and studied under André Lhote. She was married to Tristan Tzara, a prominent figure in Dadaism. Her artwork often consisted of still lifes with fruits in cool tones, such as the painting "Nature morte with melon slices" which was featured in a 2005 exhibition on Dadaism