DOROTHY DEHNER “ANGULAR RHYTHM” INK AND WATERCOLOR, 1951 Dan Christensen Indian Summer 1983 there is a coexistence of

there is a coexistence of hyperrealism and surrealism challenging the boundaries of what is real

mostly designed by renowned Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer

"Scène de Tauromachie"

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DOROTHY DEHNER “ANGULAR RHYTHM” INK AND WATERCOLOR, 1951 Dan Christensen Indian Summer 1983 there is a coexistence ofDorothy Dehner (19011994) was an influential American multidisciplinary artist who worked with drawing, painting, printmaking, and most notably sculpture. Despite her artistic contributions, Dehner's legacy was overshadowed for many years by her ex husband, the acclaimed sculptor David Smith. Stifled by their tumultuous relationship, Dehner only fully committed to her practice after divorcing him in 1951. This break was highly fruitful for her output