Suzanne Duchamp

Suzanne Duchamp (1889-1963) was a French painter, known for her abstract and geometric works. As the sister of artist Marcel Duchamp, she was often overshadowed by his fame. Suzanne's work explores themes of cubism, abstraction, and geometry, using bold colors and simplified forms, as seen in her paintings "Radiation à Deux Sources" (1920) and "Fabrique de Joie" (1920). Her contributions to the art world, although less recognized, continue to offer insight into the artistic landscape of the early 20th century.