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Discover the captivating biography of Isabel Rawsthorne in 'Out of the Cage: The Art of Isabel Rawsthorne.' This stunning book unveils the life and artistry of one of the 20th century's most significant yet overlooked female artists. With an innovative blend of biography and art critique, this publication from Thames and Hudson Ltd explores Rawsthorne's influential role within the Parisian and London avant-gardes. Her paintings, overshadowed by her prominence as a muse for renowned artists like Picasso, Bacon, and Giacometti, come to life through this beautifully curated collection. Readers can explore her fascinating journey from a poverty-stricken beginning through the tumult of world wars, espionage, and the vibrant art scenes that defined her existence. Experts praise this work for its gripping narrative that reimagines the conventional artist biography form. Delve into the evocative stories and the art that shaped an era, all supported by over a decade of meticulous research. 'Out of the Cage' not only highlights Isabel Rawsthorne's artistic achievements but also shines a light on the essential contributions of women in art history. A must-have for art enthusiasts, this book is a powerful testament to resilience, creativity, and the impact of female visionaries. Elevate your collection with this extraordinary biography that reshapes our understanding of modern art and its most uncelebrated figures.