Nína Tryggvadóttir
Step into the vibrant world of Nína Tryggvadóttir (1913-1968), one of the most important figures of Icelandic modernism and a leading female pioneer of abstract expressionism. This comprehensive book, published for her major retrospective Ljóðvarp at the National Gallery, is an essential tribute to her life and work.
From her studies in Copenhagen and Paris to her active role in the New York art scene, Nína forged a bold international career. This beautifully illustrated volume charts her journey, showcasing the colorful, lyrical abstractions that became her signature. It delves into the life of a groundbreaking artist who navigated the epicenters of 20th-century art.
With insightful essays, interviews, and a rich collection of high-quality photographs, this 96-page volume provides a definitive overview of her art. It is a must-have for collectors and anyone captivated by the story of a pivotal artist in Iceland's cultural history.
Highlights:
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Comprehensive Catalogue: The official publication for the 2015 retrospective exhibition, Ljóðvarp.
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A Female Pioneer: Explores the life and work of one of Iceland's most important female artists of her generation.
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Richly Illustrated: Features numerous high-quality photographs of her paintings and other works.
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Bilingual: Fully accessible in both Icelandic and English.
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Publisher: National Gallery of Iceland.