"Is there such a thing a thing as feminine mystique? Georges de Feure, for
one, explores that side of the female psyche perhaps more thoroughly than any
other posterist. He views his women as enigmatic, often portraying them with sly
little smile of private amusement" (Gold
p.24) "An unusual frontal view of the Maid of Orleans, against an
umber background, created to advertise a fabric store owned by Astre et Soux in
Carcassone."(Rennert, PAI-XXVIII, 306) "De
Feure transforms the saint into a femme fatale: instead of a pure young girl whose
armour annihilates all carnal thoughts, we are given a Joan of Arc that emphasizes
all her feminine curves" (De Feure p.78) |