Spanish Dancer
Artist: Cooper, Susie
Earthenware, moulded with modelled additions, painted in glaze with dark and light blue and light brown enamel. With solid wood plinth.
Earthenware, moulded with modelled additions, painted in glaze with dark and light blue and light brown enamel. With solid wood plinth.
Earthenware figure of a dancing Spanish woman on a flat rectangular base, her head and body inclined, her right hand holding a handkerchief and her left holding up her skirts, right foot pointing forwards. She wears a tall white head-dress with a veil down her back; a deep blue gown over an under-dress with square, frilled neck and ruffled sleeves; and blue shoes. Her under-dress is decorated in brown to suggest gold lace around the hem. The underside is open.
Plinth of dark stained solid wood, rectangular with cut corners, containing rim added to the top. Unmarked.
History note: Formerly in the collection of Susie Cooper; bequeathed to her son, Timothy Barker, who gave it to the Museum.
Given by Timothy Barker, son of Susie Cooper and Cecil Barker
Depth: 14 cm
Height: 34.7 cm
Width: 14.5 cm
Method of acquisition: Given (2020-04-27) by Barker, Timothy
1919 - 1922
Modelled by Susie Cooper when she was a student at Burlsem School of Art, ‘Spanish Dancer’ shows both her interest in fashion and her fastidious attention to detail.
Plinth
composed of
wood
Figure
Height 29.5 cm
Part
Accession number: C.7-2020
Primary reference Number: 279152
Entry form number: 511
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Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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