Maria Lalic

born 1952

Maria Lalic, ‘History Painting 35 C18/19th. Cadmium Yellow’ 1995
History Painting 35 C18/19th. Cadmium Yellow 1995
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In Tate Modern

Start Display: Room two

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Biography

Maria Lalić (born 1952) is a British artist. She studied Painting at Central School of Art and Design (BA Hons) and the Chelsea School of Art (MA) and was Fellow in Painting at Bath Academy of Art 1977-8.

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Artworks

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Maria Lalic, ‘History Painting 35 C18/19th. Cadmium Yellow’ 1995

Maria Lalic History Painting 35 C18/19th. Cadmium Yellow

1995
On display at Tate Modern part of Start Display
Maria Lalic, ‘History Painting 42 C20th. Winsor Yellow’ 1995

Maria Lalic History Painting 42 C20th. Winsor Yellow

1995
On display at Tate Modern part of Start Display
Maria Lalic, ‘History Painting 17 Italian. Naples Yellow’ 1995

Maria Lalic History Painting 17 Italian. Naples Yellow

1995
On display at Tate Modern part of Start Display
Maria Lalic, ‘History Painting 14 Greek. Massicot’ 1995

Maria Lalic History Painting 14 Greek. Massicot

1995
On display at Tate Modern part of Start Display
Maria Lalic, ‘History Painting 8 Egyptian. Orpiment’ 1995

Maria Lalic History Painting 8 Egyptian. Orpiment

1995
On display at Tate Modern part of Start Display
Maria Lalic, ‘History Painting 2 Cave. Yellow Earth’ 1995

Maria Lalic History Painting 2 Cave. Yellow Earth

1995
On display at Tate Modern part of Start Display

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