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Barbara Hepworth's religion is Church of England.
Grandma Moses died when she was 101 and Barbara McClintock died when she was 90.
Cindy Sherman has cited various influences in her art, but one of her most significant influences is the feminist movement and the work of other feminist artists, such as Judy Chicago and Barbara Kruger. Additionally, Sherman draws inspiration from film and photography, particularly the work of directors like Alfred Hitchcock and the visual language of cinema. Her exploration of identity and representation has been shaped by these influences, allowing her to create provocative self-portraits that challenge societal norms.
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Barbara Hepworth was just a school girl in WW1 when she was inspired by her school tutor with Egyptian slides which made her want to become a sculptor, or as she put it 'fired me off'.Not only did fellow painters and sculptors inspire her, such as Ben Nicholson and Naum Gabo, but composers as well, such as her close friend Priaulx Rainier.Hope that helps
Helen Barbara Kruger died in 2006.
Helen Barbara Kruger died in 2006.
Helen Barbara Kruger was born in 1913.
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Barbara Kruger has written: 'Remaking History (Discussions in Contemporary Culture, No 4)' 'Twelve' 'Remote control' -- subject(s): American Arts 'We won't play nature to your culture' -- subject(s): Artists' books, Exhibitions
Barbara Kruger is mainly famous for her pasting slogans on black and white photographs which influenced her to become a graphic designer where she worked at places such as, Mademoiselle and Aperture. All of her works can be described abstract expressionism, her works speak to society influentially, making you think twice.
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Yes, she does. She has at least on sibling, a brother named Bryan. I'm not sure if there is more.
Barbara Kruger's works focus on the perspective of women in the media and how they are perceived by men. Her works have a consistent juxtaposition of imagery and text which reflect a criticism of sexism and the idea of power structures within different cultures as a recurring motif.