Gertrude
Abercrombie
How does Gertrude's choice of fancy gold frame add to the sense of theater? The
characters are lined up, in costume, perhaps ready to read their lines.
The characters in her paintings are often people in Gertrude's life. Her
stage sets are usually very bare, giving few clues as to where the play
is set. Gertrude never explained her use of symbols in her paintings.
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