Coat\n\nBlack wool coat (front)Beatriz Gomes Dias · 1950
Contemporary Minimalism
1950
66.0 x 36.0 cm
National Museum of Costume
Beatriz Gomes Dias (1979 –)
Beatriz Gomes Dias: Portuguese artist capturing texture & form in digital art like 'Coat.' Activist & politician, she blends fashion with social commentary.
National Museum of Costume (Lisbon, Portugal)
Monteiro-Mor Palace – Baroque & Rococo architectural elements complemented by tranquil gardens.
About this artwork
- Title: Coat\n\nBlack wool coat (front)
- Artist: Beatriz Gomes Dias
- Year: 1950
- Original dimensions: 66.0 x 36.0 cm
- Format: Portrait
- Copyright status: Under copyright
- Where to see it: National Museum of Costume
- Movement: Contemporary Minimalism
- Creative period: Contemporary
- Corpus context: exploration of textiles, minimalist design
Questions & Answers
Which artist is "Coat\n\nBlack wool coat (front)" attributed to?
"Coat\n\nBlack wool coat (front)" is attributed to Beatriz Gomes Dias.
Who made "Coat\n\nBlack wool coat (front)", and when?
Beatriz Gomes Dias made "Coat\n\nBlack wool coat (front)" in 1950.
When was "Coat\n\nBlack wool coat (front)" made?
"Coat\n\nBlack wool coat (front)" by Beatriz Gomes Dias was created in 1950.
How saturated is the palette of "Coat\n\nBlack wool coat (front)"?
"Coat\n\nBlack wool coat (front)" by Beatriz Gomes Dias is recorded with a muted saturation.
Where is "Coat\n\nBlack wool coat (front)" by Beatriz Gomes Dias on display today?
"Coat\n\nBlack wool coat (front)" by Beatriz Gomes Dias is on display at the National Museum of Costume, Lisbon, Portugal. The museum listing refers to the original work, not to reproductions.
What kind of colors does "Coat\n\nBlack wool coat (front)" use?
"Coat\n\nBlack wool coat (front)" by Beatriz Gomes Dias uses a neutrals color palette. The palette summarizes the work's overall color character.
What are the reproduction rights of "Coat\n\nBlack wool coat (front)" at the National Museum of Costume?
The copyright status of "Coat\n\nBlack wool coat (front)" by Beatriz Gomes Dias is clear: the work is still protected by copyright. Its presence at the National Museum of Costume does not change that status.