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Anna Mary Robertson Moses didn't make a living as a painter until she was well into her seventies when arthritis forced her to give up embroidery.

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Joining the CWACs in WW2, Molly Lamb was sent overseas to paint the soldiers and the aftermath of the war. Prolific, Lamb Bobak's paintings are Canadian treasures.

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A pioneer of feminist art and prominent figure of the downtown New York art scene, Hannah Wilke worked in media including sculpture, photography and performance art.

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