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The Only Blonde In The World, (1963)
Today's Wyrd Britain birthday honours go out to folk singer Dolly Collins (1933), artist Pauline Boty (1938), and musicians David Gilmour (1946) and Steve Beresford (1950).
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Currently researching the components of Pauline Boty’s 1960/61 collage “Untitled (Buffalo)”, which features the cigarette packet shown here.
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Should anyone be able to shed any light on the brand or manufacturer (City Cigarettes, England) would be most grateful.
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Review of the Day: AUtumn by Ali Smith
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Pauline Boty ~ Colour Her Gone, 1962
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British artist Pauline Boty, often dismissed as an 'It' girl of 1960s London, was at the forefront of British Pop Art.
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What we need now to discover in the social realm is the moral, 1964
(watercolor, gouache, pencil, ink on board)
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British Pop Art painter Pauline Boty, photographed by by John Aston, 1962 (National Portrait Gallery)
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British artist Pauline Boty ~ Untitled (Pears Inventory)
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Tragically, Boty died at age 28 of terminal cancer, just five months after giving birth to her daughter. Her source image for “The Only Blonde in the World” was a photograph of Marilyn Monroe – that most classic Pop Art icon – that was a press image for the 1959 film “Some Like It Hot”. Boty has framed the sliver containing Monroe’s glamorous image between abstract planes so that we feel like we are catching a fleeting glimpse of the movie star. Boty’s quick brushstrokes and silvery color palette for Monroe’s dress make the star appear full of life; in reality, this painting was completed about one year after Monroe’s death. Boty used found images from movies and magazines, pop music, and contemporary consumer items such as automobiles in her compositions; she worked in both oil paints and in collage (and, early on, in stained glass design). Her art is fun, full of joy and exudes a free-spirited feminism that reflects the happenings surrounding her in the early 1960s in Britain.
December's theme: Pop Art
PAULINE BOTY (1938 -1966), “The Only Blonde in the World”, 1963. Tate Museum, London UK.
Boty was Britain’s first female Pop Artist and her work exudes a more feminist outlook than her contemporaries.
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The only representation of stained glass in the National Portrait Gallery, Self Portrait by Pauline Boty… @nationalportraitgallery #paulineboty #stainedglass #london
Really enjoyed Autumn by Ali Smith. It’s a quick, easy read but is clever and funny. Bonus points for featuring Pauline Boty who deserves to be better known.
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Watching this rather good documentary about #PaulineBoty. Sixties #popart isn't really for me, but I've always thought of Boty as the cleverest, most original of artists.
Such a loss for British art.
Pauline Boty: I Am the Sixties: www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0028nyw via @bbciplayer
Just in time for the Bank Holiday we’ve updated the Playlist for Pauline Boty on Spotify and the website’s info page at paulineboty.org/playlist-for-pauline-boty
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Wishing everyone a very happy Bank Holiday and happy listening!
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British artist Pauline Boty
Colour Her Gone, 1962
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Private Eye 29 April 1966. Pauline Boty was among artists contributing to a “Grand Raffle of Drawings” for the Private Eye Appeal Fund in aid of the libel action against it by Lord Russell of Liverpool.
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For more on the life and work of Pop art pioneer #paulineboty, please visit paulineboty.org
Well this was a bit good #PaulineBoty #PopArt
Pauline Boty I am the 60s on iPlayer
This is glorious. So glad to see her being recognised in this way #paulineboty #art
Artist Pauline Boty.
On International Women's Day, I'd like to celebrate the brilliant artist Pauline Boty, a pop art genius who I discovered a few years ago. She sadly died very young in 1966. An excellent new documentary on BBC iPlayer tells her story...
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Remembering PAULINE BOTY.
6th March 1938 - 1st July 1966
Celebrated in the new documentary, Pauline Boty: I Am The Sixties
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#AliSmith on the prime of pop artist #PaulineBoty. Boty was the first female pioneer of the British pop art movement before she died tragically young. Ali Smith pays tribute to an incarnation of the swinging 60s www.theguardian.com/books/2016/o...
www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/epis... Don't miss this superb hour long documentary on #PaulineBoty
If you enjoyed the excellent new documentary on #bbc4 about #paulineboty that was released this week by @mvinny70 then i highly recommend the book “Pauline Boty: British Pop Art’s Sole Sister by Marc Kristal” to learn more about the criminally overlooked 60’s artist.
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Congratulations on I am the 60s documentary. A great insight into #PaulineBoty work and life.
👏👏👏Her work continues to inspire.👍
Well that was really good . #paulineboty Now #BBC4 go and make loads more new arts programmes pls.
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Got her on me scoot! 🛵🎯✊🏻
My own Pauline Boty wall #PaulineBoty