Gerda Wegener: Icon of Art Deco and feminine glamour
Biography
Gerda Wegener (1886-1940) is a Danish artist famous for her sensual illustrations and paintings, featuring elegant and sophisticated female figures. Born in Grenaa, she studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen and quickly stood out for her bold and refined style. Married to Einar Wegener (Lili Elbe), she played a central role in the history of gender identity, while pursuing a flourishing artistic career.
Style and influence
Wegener is known for her style inspired by Art Deco, characterized by fluid lines, vibrant colors, and a glamorous atmosphere. Her works often depict independent and sophisticated women, embodying a confident sensuality and timeless elegance. She draws her inspiration from fashion, mythology, and the aesthetics of the 1920s.
Iconic works
Among his most famous works are "Lili Elbe", "Woman with a hat" And "The femme fatales". His illustrations, often published in fashion magazines and luxury books, testify to his lasting influence on the art and visual culture of the early 20th century.
Our collection
We offer you a selection of art prints of the major works of Gerda Wegener, ideal for lovers of Art Deco and elegant femininity. Each print respects the delicacy and sensuality of her work, offering a touch of glamour and sophistication to your decor.