Kay Sage

Kay Sage was a U.S. Female Artist born on June 25, 1898. Sage contributed to the Surrealist movement, worked in Italy and France and died on January 8, 1963. Get notified when Kay Sage's biography is complete:

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The man who ate the world's art

1881-1973

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1893-1983

Francis Bacon

The never-ending scream

1909-1992

1801 2000

A psychiatrist releases his mind and invents Surrealism

André Breton

The woman who brought modern art to Ireland

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Kay Sage

I Saw Three Cities

On the Contrary

Tomorrow is Never

South to South-Westerly Winds Tomorrow