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A Women’s History Month Tribute to Linda Nochlin An overview of the contributions that Linda Nochlin has made to art historical scholarship. nochlin • feminism • women • artist • women artists
Emily Carr -- Canada's First Woman Artist Emily Carr, Canada's first woman artist, created British Columbia by forcing us to see the beauty and energy of her "beloved land." emily carr • victoria • vancouver island • british columbia • canada
Rebel With White Gloves When told of his daughter's plans, this father said, "I would almost rather see you dead." But this young woman went on to establish herself as one of the leading artists of the Impressionist movement, as well as becoming one of the most well-known and respected artists in the world today. Meet Mary Cassatt. mary cassatt • impressionism • edgar degas • american • women
Rosalba Carriera: Woman Artist! She became one of the few renowned women artists of her time popularizing the pastel portrait and the Rococo style. art • artists • artist • graphic • graphic artists
Theresa Bernstein's Life Touched THREE Centuries Theresa Ferber Meyerowitz Bernstein died in mid-February in Manhattan, at the age of 111 years -nearly 112! Born in the 1800s, painted throughout all the 1900s, and died in the 2000s. Pretty amazing, and she was an excellent artist, to boot. suite101 • art students' league • theresa bernstein • ash can school • woman artist
Three Biographies of Women Artists Biographies of female artists can be very inspiring. Arbus, Kahlo and O'Keefe's lives continue to fascinate and compel further acts of creation. biographies of artists • patricia bosworth • hayden herrera • roxana robinson • the lives of female artists
Wild Spirit: The Work of Rosa Bonheur An unconventional upbringing and resilient spirit combined to create a traditional yet controversial artist called Rosa Bonheur. rosa bonheur • animal art • painting • woman artist • french art
Woman Artist Guerilla Girls Fight Sexism The Guerilla Girls are women whose feminist posters and creative tactics have challenged the art world to recognize the talents of women artists and artists of color. guerilla girls • feminist art movements • feminist art • racism in art • sexism in art
Women Artists: Sudan and Egypt Spotlight on artists from Sudan and Egypt, info and links to learn more and view their work. arab art
Not Intended for the Public: A Look at Amateur Women Painters So far, we've studied professional women painters, but what of those artists who never intended to make a career of their work? This article will offer a brief sketch of the amateurs. amateurs • watercolour • domestic • anonymous
A Biography of Emily Carr Emily Carr is known throughout the world for her artwork but she was also an award winning writer. canadian artist • canadian woman artist • famous painters • woman painters • emily carr
American Artist Alice Neel Throughout her intense and independent life, Neel painted candid portraits of the famous and not-so-famous, and always maintained her true artistic vision. alice neel • american women artists • american painters • kenneth fearing • portrait painters
American Artist Georgia O'Keeffe Brief biography of the world-famous painter, known for her large floral portraits and boldly spare landscapes painted in the southwestern desert. georgia o'keeffe • biography • american artists • alfred stieglitz • american painters
American Artist Lorena Bowser A brief look at the life and career of artist Lorena Bowser, whose work has received critical acclaim. lorena bowser • artist lorena • ink on newspaper • sculpture • paintings
Artist Jane Peterson Determined and adventurous Jane Peterson made great strides in the world of art. jane peterson • american artists • georgia o'keeffe • john singer sargent • arthur wesley dow
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Becoming Georgia O'Keeffe A glimpse into the student days and formative experiences that would make O'Keeffe an artistic icon. georgia o'keeffe • american women artists • anita pollitzer • william merritt chase • a woman on paper
Berthe Morisot and Edouard Manet Artist Berthe Morisot held her own among the male-dominated Impressionists, and her friendship with fellow painter Edouard Manet would influence her career and his own berthe morisot • edouard manet • french impressionists • edgar degas • mary cassatt
Book Review: Her Story by Charlotte S. Waisman An excellent documentation of the contributions of 2000 American women from 1580 to 2008, many of whom have not been previously celebrated or recognized. her story • women who changed america • women pioneers for change • women activists • womens history
French Artist Suzanne Valadon Beautiful and free-spirited Suzanne Valadon went from artist's model to artist and led a truly bohemian life. suzanne valadon • pierre-auguste renoir • edgar degas • henri toulouse-lautrec • maurice utrillo
Overcoming Obstacles in Late Nineteenth-Century France: Part I, Berthe Morisot The restrictions of the lives of late nineteenth-century French women and how Berthe Morisot circumvented them. morisot • impressionism
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Rousseau Cast Aside: Women Painters and the Absence of the Bourgeois Ideal It is documented that women painters of the late eighteenth- and early nineteenth- century Parisian art world rarely represented the ideal of bourgeois motherhood in their oeuvres. Despite public opinion of a woman’s proper “place,” such paintings were approved for exhibition in the (often juried) Salons. Drawing upon historical, economic, and philosophical examples, I will explain two possible reasons for public toleration of this tendency and how it benefited the truly ambitious. rousseau • women • bourgeois • motherhood • painting
American Artist Beatrice Wood Multi-faceted and multi-talented ceramicist, artist, and writer Beatrice Wood spent over a century creating and inspiring until her death at age 105 in 1998. beatrice wood • marcel duchamp • dada • american pottery • american women artists
American Painter Elaine Fried de Kooning Often overshadowed by her Abstract Expressionist husband Willem, Elaine de Kooning had her own distinct talent and undeniable flair for living. elaine de kooning • willem de kooning • abstract expressionist painters • abstract expressionism • women artists
Helen McNicoll, Impressionist Painter Using oil paints, Helen McNicoll created scenes of children, women, nature and flowers. Her skill with the brush gave her impressionist-style paintings beauty and life helen galloway mcnicoll • helen mcnicoll impressionist painter • helen mcnicoll deaf artist • famous canadian woman artist • art association of montreal
Indie Label Skipping Discs Puts A New Spin on “Tribute” CDs Skipping Discs is a new record label out of northern Massachusetts that specializes in unsigned bands doing cover versions of songs by well-known artists. Their latest disc is “ Spiders From Venus: Indie Women Artists and Female-Fronted Bands Cover David Bowie.” Other Compilation CDs are “Love Her Madly: New Women Artists Cover The Doors” and the improbable but fun “Saturday Night Hay Fever” Bluegrass Artists Perform Disco Hits.” cover versions • david bowie • doors • joe jackson • independant record labels
National Museum of Women in the Arts Features Meet Lilla Cabot Perry, Jennie Augusta Brownscombe and Alice Bailly: three distinctly talented painters with works at The National Museum of Women in the Arts. national museum of women in the arts • lilla cabot perry • jennie augusta brownscombe • alice bailly • claude monet
Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll Short biography of the talented and independent-minded daughter of England's Queen Victoria. princess louise • duchess of argyll • queen victoria • victorian artists • sir joseph boehm
Beyond the Surface: Labille-Guiard's Celebration of the Mind Discussion of how Adélaïde Labille-Guiard's <i>Portrait of Madame Adélaïde</i> contrasts with contemporary portraits of women. labille-guiard • madame adélaïde • portrait
Holiday Shopping At The Museum or I didn't know they had that! The Art of Shopping martha stewart • christmas • season • holiday • museum
Authorship and the Woman Painter II: Two Case Studies How the misattributions of the portraits of Charlotte du Val d'Ognes and Dublin-Tornelle exemplify the denial of women's claim to agency in the traditional art historical canon. authorship • jacques-louis david • charpentier • villers • labille-guiard
Jacques-Louis David and the Training of Professional Women Painters A significant factor in the training of professional women painters of late eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century France, David provided opportunities that many other teachers--male or female--either discouraged or simply did not make available. jacques-louis david • mongez • frémiet • rude • history painting
Oil Painters to Learn From...(Part Two) This article continues the previous article, listing numerous oil painters who have marked history as accomplished painters in their fields. van rijn • rembrandt • pollock • chagall • cassat
The Mystery of Aimee Duvivier Brief sketch of the life and career of Aimée Duvivier, based on existing information. aimée duvivier
Art Museums in Helsinki, Finland The best art museums in Helsinki, Finland, whether you are interested in modern, Scandinavian art or artworks created by old European masters. helsinki art museums • finland art museums • didrichsen art museum • helsinki museums • helsinki city art museum
Disney Studios Artist' Tryout Book Here's another step backwards in time: find out what Disney expected from its staff in 1938 in its Disney Studio Artist's Tryout Book. disney studio artist's tryout book • 1938 • the walt disney company • clair weeks • peter pan
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Art and garden lovers delight fenway court • gardens • isabella stewart gardner • rembrandt • degas
Judith Leyster - Lost and Found Judith Leyster, Haarlem artist whose works were mistaken for those of Frans Hals for over two hundred years, was a great artist in her own right. leyster • hals • art • artist • dutch
Nothing Bad about The Wicked Wife Review of the Suite University course "The Wicked Wife" suiteu • wicked wife • medieval • middle ages • marriage
Toni Morrison, Model and Artist Discussion of Toni Morrison as a model for 20th century American literature. morrison • women's literature • 20th century american literature • women writers • literature
Who Was Rita Angus? An art exhibition, a biography and a documentary movie reveal a strong but isolated artistic talent. new zealand artists • women as artists • modern art exhibitions • artists and pacifism • social expectations of women
Wyeth Family Tradition: Wonderous Strange IV Finally! The end of the Wyeth Family Tradition: Wonderous Strange series of articles! jennifer brennick • wyeth • family • tradition • articles
"Yo' Mama's Last Supper" A discussion of the controversial photograph "Yo' Mama's Last Supper" at the Brooklyn Museum of Art. tradition • painting • cox • female photographers • black history
"Poetry is not a Luxury" Discussion of Audre Lorde's essay, "Poetry is Not a Luxury." audre lorde • african american women • black women • black women writers • african american women writers
Artistic Endeavour versus Decency: Women Art Students and the Male Nude Model in Early Nineteenth-Century Paris Were women art students in Paris allowed to study from the live nude model before the late nineteenth century? Why was the issue so controversial? nude study • life drawing • women's art education
How To Find Biographical Information on the Internet More than just "biographical" information, this article also includes people-finder resources and name etymology sites. Part One of a two part series. biography • locating people • people finder • famous people • celebrities
Phenomenal Woman Both Then & Now Biography of history's foremost woman artist: Georgia Totto O'Keefe. georgia o'keefe • painter • flowers • water color • museum
Some Reasons behind the (Self-)Portrait (Part 1) Part 1 of looking at possible reasons behind (self-)portraiture in late eighteenth-century France. Profiled in this article: Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun. vigée-lebrun • self-portrait • portrait • benoist • duchosal
Vice as Human, not Gendered Two examples by Dutch Baroque artist Judith Leyster break from the "woman as Eve" paradigm and place the lieklihood of vice on both sexes. judith leyster • dutch baroque |
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