Waiting at the Hairdresser's
Translated as: "Waiting at the Hairdresser's" from the series "Fashion Victims"
Fashion Victims
Printmaker: Matyukh, Vera Fedorovna
Two women in an interior; one standing to the left with cropped grey hair and spotted dress and the other seated to the right with arms crossed and red hair. Both are watching something happening out of the frame to the right.
History note: Selected by Eric Chamberlain and Carl Winter from the Grosvenor Gallery exhibition, _Lithographs by twenty-seven Soviet artists_ (9 May-10 June, 1961).
Method of acquisition: Bought (1961) by The Perceval Fund
20th Century
Production date:
AD 1960
Artist's Proof (one of ten). Other lithographs from the same series were "Manicure" and "Under the Hairdryer".
Lithography : Colour printing
Inscription present: written using cyrillic alphabet
Accession number: P.136-1961
Primary reference Number: 223215
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Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Paintings, Drawings and Prints
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