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Our Treasures
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The Minnesota Museum of American Art
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Object ID
82.1.1
Artist
Robert Henri
1865-1929
Born in Cincinnati, OH
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Painting
Medium
Oil on canvas
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Robert Henri is best known as the leader of the Eight, the anti-establishment artists who formed an early American modernist movement known as the Ashcan school. Like the other artists in this group, Henri embraced subject matter that was urban and sometimes gritty or unattractive, as in this portrait of a Spanish dressmaker from 1906. He depicted this “modiste” (the French word for dressmaker) with a frankness and boldness that recalls his description of gypsies—another Spanish subject Henri frequently explored—as “proud as if each one was a king or queen.” His masterful handling of pigment in <em>Modiste of Madrid</em> includes energetic, thrilling slashes of paint and subtle, refined combinations of color.
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Purchase, Acquisition Fund
Rights Statement
No Copyright - United States
Publications
<p>Myers, Donald. "Robert Henri." In <em>Our Treasures: Highlights from the Minnesota Museum of American Art</em>, edited by Kristin Makholm, 44-45. St. Paul, MN: Minnesota Museum of American Art, 2011.</p>
<p>Leeds, Valerie Ann. <em>My People; The Portraits of Robert Henri</em>, 75. Orlando Museum of Art, 1994.</p>
Title
<em>Modiste of Madrid</em>
Date
1906
Description
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This full-length portrait by Robert Henri depicts a Spanish dressmaker adorned in a yellow apron, black skirt, white shirt and a black shawl.
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l.l.: Robert Henri
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78 x 38 1/2 inches
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<em>Modiste of Madrid</em>
Date Created
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1906
Creator
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Robert Henri
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Painting
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Minnesota Museum of American Art; Purchased from Chapellier Galleries, Inc., NYC
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Minnesota Museum of American Art
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No Copyright - United States
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Public Domain
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1906
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Oil on canvas
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Purchase, Acquisition Fund
82.1.1
Black
Dressmaker
Portrait
Robert Henri
The Ashcan School
The Eight
Twentieth Century
White
Woman
Yellow