The Skateroom
Louise Bourgeois Femme Maison Skateboard
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Description
Description
Its title roughly translated to ‘housewife,” this is one from a series of four Femme Maison paintings Bourgeois made in the late 1940s. Her depiction of a female figure’s naked body with a house for a head became an iconic image, embraced in the late 1960s by the feminist art movement as a symbol of the domestic restraints on women’s identity. However, as with all of Bourgeois’s work, meaning resides in the tension between opposites: the house is both refuge and trap, shelter and prison.
Details
Details
- Femme Maison, 1946
- Limited edition of 100
- Produced by The Skateroom in 2022
- Skate deck measures approx. 80 x 20 cm
- Made of 7 ply Grade A Canadian Maple wood
- Top-print includes the printed signature of Louise Bourgeois
- 1 EasyFix wall mount included
- Certificate of Authenticity signed by The Skateroom
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Learn MoreLouise Bourgeois
Louise Bourgeois, (b. 1911, Paris, France; d. 2010, New York, USA) used the body as a primary form to explore the human condition. From poetic drawings to room-sized installations, she physically manifested her anxieties in order to exorcise them. Memory, love, fear, and abandonment are at the core of her complex and renowned body of work.