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Rosa Rolanda was born Rosemonde Cowan in the United States to a Scottish father and mother of Mexican descent. A dancer, actress, and photographer in addition to a painter, she met Miguel Covarrubias in New York in the nineteen-twenties, and the couple moved to Mexico in 1926. Through Covarrubias, whom she married in 1930, Rolanda became part of a circle of Mexican artists that included Diego Rivera, Frida Kalho, Roberto Montenegro, among others. Like Tina Modotti and Edward Weston, Rolanda was interested in photography. It was in the late nineteen- thirties that she began experimenting with painting, exploring an array of techniques in a style that combined elements of surrealism and the modern figuration characteristic of Mexican muralism. Rolanda’s preferred themes were popular celebrations and portraits. She claimed she painted only for pleasure, and she sold her work exclusively to her circle of friends; since she did not like exhibiting, her painterly facet was largely unknown. This 1940 canvas depicts a young Tehuana woman with large and attractive eyes clad in a huipil or dress used for Zapotec celebrations (the huipil was made famous around the world by Frida Kahlo, who wore them night and day).

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Rosemonde Cowan (Rosa Rolanda, Mrs. Miguel Covarrubias): A Multidisciplinary Artist

Born: Azusa, United States of America (1895)
Died: 1970

Rosemonde Cowan, also known as Rosa Rolanda and Mrs. Miguel Covarrubias, was a remarkable American artist who excelled in dance, photography, and painting. Born in Azusa, California, in 1895 to Henry Charles Cowan, an engineer, and Guadalupe Ruelas, of Mexican descent, her artistic journey spanned several decades and encompassed diverse creative expressions.

Early Career: Dance and Broadway

Broadway Debut: Rolanda's career began in 1916 with a celebrated performance in Lee Shubert’s "Over the Top," launching a successful dance career throughout the 1920s.
European Tours: She toured Europe as part of the Ziegfeld Follies dance troupe, gaining international recognition.
Musical Performances: Rolanda continued to perform in notable musicals such as "Around the Town" and “The Garrick Gaieties.”

It was during her work on "The Garrick Gaieties" that she met Mexican artist Miguel Covarrubias, marking a significant turning point in her life and career.

Photography and Collaboration with Miguel Covarrubias

Move to Mexico: In 1925, Rolanda married Covarrubias and the couple traveled to Mexico, where she began exploring photography.
Published Works: Her photographs were featured in Covarrubias's best-selling books, "Island of Bali" (1938) and "Mexico South: Isthmus of Tehuantepec" (1946), showcasing her keen eye for cultural detail and visual storytelling.
“Ameridinian” Issue of Dyn: Her work also appeared in the “Ameridinian” issue of Wolfgang Paalen’s journal, "Dyn," published in 1943.

Rolanda experimented with photograms during the late 1920s or early 1930s, creating a series of surrealist self-portraits possibly influenced by Man Ray, who photographed her in Paris in 1923.

Painting and Artistic Development

Beginnings in Painting: Rolanda began painting around 1926.
Subject Matter: Her canvases primarily depicted colorful folkloric scenes of children and festivals, portraits of friends (including actresses Dolores del Río and María Félix), and self-portraits.
Solo Exhibition: In 1952, she exhibited her paintings in a solo show at the Galeria Souza in Mexico City.

Following Covarrubias's separation from her in 1952, Rolanda’s work took on a more introspective tone, as seen in pieces like "Autorretrato" (self-portrait), reflecting personal turmoil.

Legacy and Historical Significance

Multidisciplinary Artist: Rosemonde Cowan/Rosa Rolanda stands out as a versatile artist who seamlessly blended dance, photography, and painting.
Cultural Documentation: Her photographic work documenting Mexican culture and traditions provides valuable insights into the period.
Surrealist Influences: Her experimentation with photograms demonstrates an engagement with avant-garde artistic movements of her time.

Rosemonde Cowan (Rosa Rolanda, Mrs. Miguel Covarrubias) died in Mexico City in 1970, leaving behind a legacy as a pioneering multidisciplinary artist whose work continues to be appreciated for its cultural richness and artistic innovation.

Rose Rolanda

1895 - 1970 , United States of America

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Artistic Movement Or Style: Surrealism, Folkloric
Artists Who Influenced This Artist: ['Man Ray']
Date Of Birth: September 6, 1895
Date Of Death: March 25, 1970
Full Name: Rosemonde Cowan Rolanda Covarrubias
Nationality: American
Notable Artworks:
- Island of Bali
- Mexico South: Isthmus of Tehuantepec
- Autorretrato (Self-portrait)
- Exuberant Landscape or Jungle
- Tehuana
- George Gershwin, an American in Paris
Place Of Birth: Azusa, United States

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