Bellmer, Hans (1902-75)

Creator details

Name
Bellmer, Hans (1902-75)
Nationality
German
Biography
German artist, active in France, known primarily for his series of photographs of a sculptural work that he called 'La Poupee' or 'The Doll,' which occupied him for many years. This was a female dummy made up of modular limbs and anatomical parts that could be assembled and reassembled in various ways. He was involved with the Dada and Surrealist movements.

Assets (54 in total)

The Doll, 1934 (gelatin silver print)
Portrait of Max Ernst (1891-1976) at Les Milles, 1940 (oil on canvas)
The Games of the Doll, Plate II, 1949 (hand-coloured gelatin print)
Untitled, 1961 (pencil & gouache on paper) (b/w photo)
La Poupee. Seconde Partie (The Doll. Part II), 1936 (hand tinted photo)
Children, the Spring games (Construction with Tzirf Joint), c.1936/37 (pencil and watercolour on mounted card)
Portrait of Unica Zurn, 1954 (oil and collage on wood)
Untitled (La Poupee), c.1936 (b/w photo)
Self portrait, 1942 (gouache on paper mounted on wood)
Pour Madame Edwarda, c.1954/55 (pencil on parchment paper)
Untitled, c.1938 (pencil and collage on paper)
La Poupee. Seconde Partie (The Doll. Part II), 1936 (hand tinted photo)

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