The 'EN SEVILLA – QUIERO SERMUJER FATAL' exhibition in Sevilla unveils the complex image of the modern woman from 1890 to 1940. Featuring 78 works from the Colección ABC by 38 artists, this display traces the archetype's journey through Art Nouveau, Spanish Modernism, and Art Deco. Discover how societal shifts shaped the 'femme fatale' and women's evolving roles during a transformative era. Themes like feminism, cinematic influence, and the enduring Carmen myth are explored in four sections.
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This exhibition explores the myth and image of the modern woman between 1890 and 1940, featuring works by 38 artists. It delves into the iconic 'femme fatale' archetype and the evolving roles of women during a period of significant social and artistic transformation, drawing from the Colección ABC.
The exhibition 'EN SEVILLA – QUIERO SERMUJER FATAL: Mito e imagen de la mujer moderna 1890-1940' showcases the multifaceted portrayal of the 'femme fatale' and the modern woman across a pivotal era. Featuring 78 works from the Colección ABC by 38 artists, the exhibition traces how this archetype evolved through various artistic styles, from Art Nouveau and Viennese Secession influences to Spanish Modernism, Art Deco, and realism. It highlights the transition of women from traditional domestic roles to active participants in social and professional life, reflecting the societal shifts brought about by the Industrial Revolution and burgeoning feminist movements. The exhibition is structured into four thematic sections: 'El Legado de Lilith,' exploring the rise of the 'femme fatale' alongside feminist and suffragist movements; 'Moderna fatalidad,' depicting women's transformation and integration into new roles and public life; 'París cose, Hollywood proyecta,' examining the influence of cinema and fashion in shaping the modern female icon; and 'Carmen: “Diamantes, espada y muerte,”' dedicated to the enduring myth of Carmen as a quintessential Spanish 'femme fatale.' Curated by Inmaculada Corcho, the exhibition brings to light pieces from the Colección ABC for the first time, emphasizing the enduring power and relevance of this potent female image in art, literature, and culture.
This exhibition is part of the general admission to the ABC Museum of Drawing and Illustration. Visitors are directed to the museum's official website for specific ticketing information and opening hours.
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