Georges Hugnet (1906-1974) French graphic artist, surrealist and member of the Dada movement. He was also active as a poet, writer, art historian, bookbinding designer, critic and film director.
(1906-1974)

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His work is recognised as part of the Finnish National Romantic movement in exalting the culture of his native land. Tuonen Lehto (1902), Ilveksen Jäljlla (1903), Maija Halonen (1905), Violinist (1905) & Self-Portrait (1906)

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Happy ! Virginia Woolf stayed here at Blo Norton Hall in 1906. She had an affair with Vita Sackville-West. They were both married and we would probably call them bisexual today. In 1926 Vita wrote: “I am reduced to a thing that wants Virginia”.

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Illustrations du roman "La guerre des mondes" par Henrique Alvim Correa (1906).

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The edition of "La Guerre des Mondes" illustrated by Alvim Corrêa, published in 1906 by L. Vandamme & Cie, limited to 500 quarto copies and signed by the artist's hand. It is the gold standard for bibliophiles and fans of classic science fiction.

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Fauve, totalement fauve !
Georges Braque "Paysage à l'Estaque, Automne", 1906.

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Arthur Rackham (Sept 19, 1867 - Sept 6, 1939, British)
The Old Woman in the Wood, 1917. Peter Pan, 1906. Lovers, 1911.

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Konstantin Korovin (1861-1939) Paris. Morning, 1906

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Akseli Gallén Kallela
Rakastavaiset (The Lovers)
1906-1917

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Good luck to new & returning art students: Art Students Preparing a Still Life 1940 by pupil & teacher, Gray's School of Art Principal, & member Ian Fleming (1906-94). Oil on canvas. Purchased by in 1992. (c) Artist's Estate.

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"The Model On The Table" (1906) by Carl Larsson (1853-1919) is another picture that would work well as the first slide of a lesson about the male gaze in art

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Atlanta - 1906
East St. Louis - 1917
Black Wall Street - 1921
Rosewood - 1923

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The Chandler (1909), The Dancer (1909), Styx (1910s) & In the Theatre (1906). It’s notable that von Werefkin was interested in documenting village life & had a darker & more moody palette than her associates

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She painted again in 1906 & became an expressionist by 1907. She explored different influences in her work. The couple painted with Münter & Kandinsky in Murnau. Portrait of Werefkin by von Jawlensky (1906), Münter’s Portrait of her (1909), At the Fountain (1908) & Twins (1909)

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