ზელდა ფიცჯერალდის ნახატები
From her cityscapes of New York City and Paris to her psychedelic Biblical allegories to her delicate paper dolls she made for her daughter Scottie, the art paints an intricate picture of her psychoemotional world and reflects her passion for fairy tales, her irreverent dance with the absurd, and her enormous sensitivity to beauty — a visual reflection of the blend of intense intelligence and unapologetic mischievousness that made Zelda so alluring.
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| Puppeufee (The Circus) |
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| Brooklyn Bridge |
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| Times Square |
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| Central Park |
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| Washington Square |
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| Marriage at Cana |
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| Hansel and Gretel |
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| Great Smokey Mountains |
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| The Pantheon and Luxemburg gardens |
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| Star of Bethlehem |
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| A lady and a costume from The Louis XIV set (paper doll) |
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| Ladies' costume from The Louis XIV set (paper doll) |
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| A lady and a costume from The Louis XIV set (paper doll) |
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| Lobster Quadrille |
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| The Queen’s Croquet-Ground |
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| Advice from a Caterpillar |
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| Who Stole the Tarts |
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| A Mad Tea Party |
