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Troyanas (de la serie Módulos Infinitos) (Trojan Women [of the Infinite Module series])
Troyanas (de la serie Módulos Infinitos) (Trojan Women [of the Infinite Module series])
1964/1993
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Zilia Sánchez
(Cuban, b. 1926)
Acrylic on canvas
Overall: 91.4 x 137.2 cm (36 x 54 in.)
Dorothea Wright Hamilton Fund 2020.262
© Zilia Sánchez, Courtesy Galerie Lelong & Co., New York
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According to the artist, the serial panels in this work can be arranged in any order or configuration.
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Throughout her career Zilia Sánchez has turned repeatedly to female warriors for inspiration. The title Troyanas invokes the legendary women of Troy, and the strength they displayed while mourning the loss of their land. The serial bimorphic-shaped canvas panels evoke lines of female warriors standing together as one powerful unit or army, suggesting the collective power of women.
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