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Marlow Moss: Biography
29 May 1889 - 23 August 1958
Marlow Moss
29 May 1889 - 23 August 1958
1890 | Born in Richmond, Surrey |
1928 | First exhibited in Paris |
1930-40 | Member of the following groups Les Surindépendants, Abstraction Création, Group 1940, Anglo American |
1937 | Participated in an exhibition at Kunsthalle, Basle |
1938 | Participated in an exhibition at Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam |
1940 | Returned to England Entire output of her work destroyed by enemy action in France (along with two Mondrians). Studied architecture, which led to constructive sculpture based on geometrical principles |
1947 | Member of the group Réalités Nouvelles, Paris. |
1953 | First private show at the Hanover Gallery, London |
1955 | Participated in an exhibition at Galerie Creuze, Paris, Cinquante Ans de Peinture Abstraite |
195? | Second private show at the Hanover Gallery, London |
1958 | Died in Penzance, Cornwall. Her ashes were scattered on the sea near Lamorna. |
Sources:
Catalogue from a 1962 exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, written by A. H. Nijhoff