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GreenStJames wrote:
She was born in Poland just before the start of& nbsp;the 20th century. Before she was out of her teens she was throwing the Nazis the big, "Screw you!" To everyone else she was slipping them the tongue.
Yes, Lempicka was an artist who enjoyed an intimate relationship with her subjects. It gets better folks. She was actually a good painter, a hawt chiccy and her subjects were sexy socialites.
I'll slap you with a wiki link
Personally, I am very appreciative of her work. She didn't slice a cow into thin strips and make us think it was cool. She also didn't transport her filthy messy room (a la Emin) and pretend it was art - tip: that's not art. It's just living like a tramp, Trace.
Anyway. She's one of my idols, so to speak. i thought I'd share. They say it's next to caring.
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Thanks for the link, GreenStJames! Lempicka has a unique style, I can see why you like her. Kudos to her also for living a life less ordinary. 
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Never have heard of her, what style is she modern? She sounds interesting. ANd i would love to hear how someone could fight something as big as nazi control with a paintbrush. i would love to see some of her pieces.