FIONA CHEN Finn Morning Women's 2019 Spring and Summer Picasso Inspiration Collection

When people talk about Dora Maar, she always mentions that she was the inspiration for Picasso's creation, but Dora Marr is also a surrealist photographer and painter.

In 1926, the 19-year-old went to the Central Art Deco School and the photography school. It was also at this time that she named herself Dora Marr. Then she continued her studies. In early 1930 she worked with photographer and director Pierre Kéfer in a photography studio in Paris.

Based on surrealism, the designer uses the most popular tie-dyeing technique in combination with the brand leopard print and color to create a unique T-shirt dress.

At the beginning of 1936, Dora and Picasso met for the second time. Dora, sitting next to the cafe, kept on the table with a pointed knife interspersed between her fingers. If she accidentally, there would be a drop of blood staining the roses on her black gloves. Her knives, fingers and gloves clung to Picasso's heart. Soon the two became lovers, and since then Dora began as the day of Picasso's inspiration.

In the sweet period of love, Dora always smiles slightly in Picasso's pen. Picasso created a series of works based on Dora, and "Dora Mare Portrait" was created during this period.

"Dora Mare Portrait" has also become the inspiration for this series. The designer re-creates the painting, combining the saturated color of the brand, and using the rose red to present the woman in the love state perfectly on the clothing.

The painting based on Dora Mare presents Picasso's signature twisted elements, vivid colors and dynamic brushstrokes. It is considered one of Picasso's most outstanding portraits of Dora during World War II. Auctioned for £2,000.

The designer draws inspiration from it, uses the form of elemental splitting to create a dynamic effect, blue and white color, the vivid image of Dora and the print of the Lena morning leopard, which shows the cubism.

It is said that the beginning of Dora and Picasso's feelings is also the end of her artistic career. This sentence seems to have been confirmed in the days when Dora was with Picasso. Later, Dora basically gave up photography and began to create paintings. However, the relationship between the two began to deteriorate because of the intervention of another woman. The smiling woman in Picasso's painting disappeared and was replaced by "Crying Woman." Once love has become a mental torture.

Dora, who left Picasso, began her paintings, and her work began to become known to many people until her death. In addition to her own paintings, her home also cherishes all the works that Picasso gave her, and she still cherishes this feeling.

During this period, Dora was in a contradiction between love and love, so the designer put away the warm red rose, and used blue to express the feeling of love, but Dora is still the Dora. Close your eyes and continue to enjoy the sweetness of love.