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Todayβs Doodle honors Altina Schinasi, the visionary artist, and inventor on her 116th birthday.
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Celebrating the life of an American artist, designer, and inventor best known for the iconic "cat-eye" eyeglass frame.
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Born in 1907 to immigrant parents, Schinasi's passion for art blossomed in Paris where she studied painting.
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Working as a window dresser, Schinasi learned from artists like Salvador DalΓ and George Grosz, shaping her creative vision.
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Inspired by Harlequin masks in Venice, Schinasi designed her revolutionary "cat-eye" frames for women's glasses.
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Despite initial rejections, a local shop owner embraced Schinasi's vision, leading to the success of her Harlequin glasses.
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In 1939, Schinasi was awarded the Lord & Taylor American Design Award and featured in major magazines like Vogue and Life.
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Schinasi produced the Oscar-nominated documentary "George Grosz' Interregnum" in 1960, earning acclaim at Venice Film Festival.
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Schinasi's memoir "The Road I Have Traveled" (1995) and her unique portrait chairs and benches show her enduring creativity.
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Altina's iconic design remains a timeless fashion accessory, influencing trends worldwide.
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A visionary artist and inventor, she leaves a lasting impact on the world of art and fashion. Cheers to her incredible life! π₯
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