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Ironing8

Women at work provided inspiration for many artists but sure you will be surprised how many artists had painted woman ironing and how they depicted them more than once

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Ironing8

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  1. Ironing 8

  2. Mangle boards or mangletraer are objects often found in Scandinavian homes.  Each of the Scandinavian countries has its own version of these beautifully carved pieces. Sam Uhrdin (Swedish, 1886-1964) Allmogeinteriör med manglande kulla 1944

  3. Marina Bogdanova (Bulgaria, 1962) Still life Rudolf Epp (German, 1834-1910) Household chores

  4. Toby Knobel Fluek (Poland, 1926-2011) Ironing woman Tricia Poulos Leonard (American) A Woman Ironing

  5. Rowland Davidson (Irish, 1942) Ironing Vladimir Kudlay (Ukraine) Still life with cast iron

  6. Suzanne Eisendieck (German, 1908-1998) Laundry-Maid (Portrait of a Woman Ironing)

  7. Valentina Mikhailovna Avdysheva (Russian, 1931-1975) Red dress. Still life with iron 1964

  8. Anne-Pierre de Kat (Beglian, 1881 - 1968) La repasseuse Tomasz Sroka (Poland) Ironing

  9. Stepan Vladimirovich Nesterchuk (Russia, 1978) Time to Market

  10. Stanislav Dyshlov dit Stas (Ukrainian, 1978) Nature morte avec un fer à repasser

  11. Spaki (Serbie) Ironing woman (1986)

  12. Simon Avagyan (Armenia) Ironing woman 1959 Sasun Torosyan (1976) Still life with pomegranate 

  13. Sergio Chavez (Cuba) La planchadora Milton Avery Woman Ironing, 1945

  14. Marcel Combot (1913 - 2005) La repasseuse Marina Bogdanova (Bulgaria, 1962) Still life

  15. Alexandra Ivanovna Fomina (Russia, 1939) Still life with irons Jean Pierre le Fevre (French, 1933) La repasseuse Alexandra Ivanovna Fomina Still life with an iron

  16. Roland Gaudillière (1931 - 1998) La repasseuse 1989 Hinz & Kunst - Figurine - Repasseuse

  17. Catherine Azaïs Pressing Iron 2011

  18. Otis L Stanley Human Form Painting Tribute To Jacob Lawrence

  19. Quinto Martini (1925 - 1990) Donna che stira Maurice Bismouth (1891-1965) La repasseuse, le Caire, 1921

  20. Margaret Green (British, 1925-2003) Ironing Baltaxé Simone (1925-2009) Les repasseuses Paris, Centre Pompidou

  21. Maria Antonia Porru - Donna che stira Maria Jirat (British, 1983) Woman Ironing Coventry University

  22. Olga Marciano Maria- La casalinga 2018

  23. Paul Bokvel Smit (South Africa ) The Ironing Lady

  24. Magnus Zeller (1888-1972) Ironing woman

  25. Nello Leonardi (Italian, 1917-2004) La Lia che stira - Musei Civici Reggio Emilia Ray Crooke (Australian, 1922 - 2015) Fijian Woman Ironing

  26. Advertising Monica Estill (Alaskan artist)  Ladybug Ironing

  27. Niall Toolan (Nigerian, 1955) Venus and Mars 2009

  28. Ladies making silk, early 12th-century painting by Emperor Huizong of Song (a remake of an 8th-century original by artist Zhang Xuan

  29. The pressing iron collection in The Museum of Romanian Records is the largest in the world, and in 2016 was internationally certified. Since then, the number of the items has increased and today we have over 35 000 pieces displayed in the museum. Also, The Trivet Collections are certified as being the largest in the world

  30. 20th-century copy of an ancient Chinese iron used to press cloth

  31. Chinese iron The Museum of Romanian Records, Bucharest

  32. Chinese iron pan

  33. The Trivet Collection in The Museum of Romanian Records is the largest in the world

  34. The Museum of Romanian Records

  35. Irons were extraordinary tools for extraordinary times

  36. The Largest Trivet Collection

  37. Text and pictures: Internet All  copyrights  belong to their  respective owners Presentation: Sanda Foişoreanu www.slideshare.net/michaelasanda https://ma-planete.com/michaelasanda 2019 Sound: Leonard Cohen - Did I Ever Love You; You Got Me Singing

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