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Lill Tschudi – Putting

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Putting is a color linocut by Swiss artist Lill Tschudi, a prominent printmaker associated with the Grosvenor School of Modern Art in London. It depicts a golfer bent over a putt, reducing the figure, club, ball, and course to sharply organized areas of color and curving geometry. The work reflects the school's interest in modern sport, movement, and streamlined design, making it relevant to viewers of twentieth-century printmaking and sporting imagery.

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What medium is Lill Tschudi's Putting?

Putting is a color linocut by Swiss artist Lill Tschudi, who was a prominent printmaker associated with the Grosvenor School of Modern Art in London. The work depicts a golfer bent over a putt, with the figure, club, and ball reduced to sharply organized geometric areas of color.

What art movement is Lill Tschudi associated with?

Lill Tschudi was associated with the Grosvenor School of Modern Art in London, where she studied under Claude Flight. The Grosvenor School was known for its modernist linocut movement, which emphasized bold colors, dynamic movement, and geometric simplification.

When was Lill Tschudi's Putting created?

Tschudi's most celebrated linocuts, including her sports-themed works, were generally created during the 1930s, when she was most active with the Grosvenor School. The exact date of Putting is not universally agreed upon but falls within this productive period.

Where can you see Lill Tschudi's linocuts today?

Tschudi's linocuts are held in several major museum collections, including the British Museum in London and the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Public viewing depends on whether works are currently on display or in storage.

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