a woman a day
keeps sexism away
CEIP PLURILINGÜE DE RUBIÁNS
Mulleres con moita arte
Mary
Cassat
Frida
Kahlo
Artemisia
Gentileschi
Artemisia Gentileschi
Italy Born: July 8th, 1593 - Rome Died: June 14th, 1656 Art Movement: Baroque She was the 1st woman to become a member of the Accademia di Arte del Disegno in Florence. She painted pictures of strong and suffering women from myths, the Bible...
"As long as I live, I will have control over my being"
Artemisia
Gentileschi
Mary Cassat
United States of America Born: May 22, 1844 Died: June 14, 1926 Art movement: Impressionism She painted the lives of women, especially the special bond between mother and child
Mary
"Women should be someone and not something”
Cassat
Maruja Mallo
Ana María Gómez González MalloBorn: January 5, 1902; Viveiro, Spain Died: February 6, 1995; Art Movement: Surrealism, Magic Realism She studied at the Spanish Arts Institute "Las sinsombrero"
Maruja
Mallo
Frida Kahlo
Mexico Born: July 6th, 1907 Died: July 13th, 1954 Art Movement: Naïve Art Surrealism, Indigenism, Magic Realism She wore unisex clothes when no one did.She said: “Love yourself first, and then love whoever you want”
"Feet, what do I need you for when I have wings to fly?"
Frida
Kahlo
Tamara de Lempicka
Poland Born: May 16, 1898 Died: March 18, 1980; Art movement: Art Deco She was a modern and independent woman. She was the queen of the Art Deco
" I live life in the margins of society, and the rules of normal society don't apply to those who live on the fringe.”
Tamara
de Lempicka
Julia Minguillón
Born: July 17, 1906; Lugo, Spain Died: August 20, 1965; Art Movement: Vanguardism. She achieved the first medal in the Nacional de Bellas Artes and she was the only woman to do it.
Julia
Minguillón
Georgia O'keefee
USABorn: November 15, 1887; Died: March 6, 1986; Art Movement: Precisionism (Cubist-Realism) She was the 1st female modernist painter.
" “I'm frightened all the time. But I never let it stop me. Never!” "
Georgia
O'keefee
Yayoi Kusama
Japan Born: March 22, 1929; Art Movement: Feminist Art, Outsider art (Art brut), Pop Art She has been acknowledged as one of the most important living artists to come out of Japan.
Yayoi
" “My life is a dot lost among thousands of other dots.” ”
Kusama
Ángela de la Cruz
Born: 1965; A CoruñaArt Movement: Expanded painting She is the only Spanish nominee for the Turner Prize and in 2017she received the National Prize for Plastic Arts. She survived of a stroke that kept her in a coma for months.
Ángela
de la Cruz
Alma Thomas
United States Born: September 20, 1891; Died: February 24, 1978; Art movement: abstract She wasn't recognized as an artist until her retirement from teaching in 1960 She was the 1st African-American woman to have a solo exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art
Alma
Thomas
Bridget Riley
United Kingdom Born: April 24, 1931; Art Movement: Op Art Genre: abstract She is one of the leading representatives of Op Art and one of the most prominent living British artists.
Bridget
Riley
Helen Frankenthaler
United States Born: December 12, 1928; Died: December 27, 2011; Art Movement: Abstract Expressionism She was a major contributor to the history of postwar American painting.
Helen
Frankenthaler
"For me, being a 'lady painter' was never an issue. I don't resent being a female painter. I don't exploit it. I paint."
Elvira Santiso
Betanzos Born: 1872 Died: October 9, 1961 Art movement: Impressionism and Modernism She received the Alfonso X el Sabio Medal for her teaching work.
Elvira
Santiso
Karla Gerard
USA Born: 1949; Art Movement: Folk Art Abstract She has been painting since she was a teenager. She has developed her unique colorful style of painting.
Karla
Gerard
Gillian Ayres
London Born: February 3, 1930; Died: April 11, 2018 Art Movement: Abstract Expressionism She taught Art to children in bomb-damaged parts of London
Gillian
Ayres
Carmen Legísima
Loeda, Piñor, Ourense Born: 1896;Died: July 10, 1980; Art Movement: mix She is a self-taught artist. She painted until she died. She had to learn to paint with her left arm.
Carmen Rodríguez de Legísima
Carmen
Legisima
Clara Peeters
Antwerp, Belgium Born: c.1594 Died: c.1657 Art Movement: Baroque She was the earliest significant woman painter of the Dutch Golden Age She specialized in still-life paintings and hid self-portraits on them.
Clara
Peeters
Jane Perkins
London Born: 1958 Art Movement: Junk Art She is a ‘re-maker’, taking inspiration from found objects and working them into something new.
Jane
Perkins
"I love art with an element of fun and the unexpected, and hope my work will make you smile!"
Bea Rey
A Coruña Born: 1959 Art Movement: Abstract, Cubism, Surrealism Her art reflects solidarity, empathy with people who struggled to survive in the Galician countryside or families who had to emigrate. She is one of the few women who have her own museum
Bea
Rey
Shamsia Hassani
Tehran, Iran Born: April 1988,Art Movement: Graffiti 1st Afghan graffiti artist. She fills the streets of Kabul with color.Women are the main characters of her creations. She developed a technique she called “dreaming graffiti”
Shamsia
Hassani
"Art is changing minds and minds can change the society!"
Louise Bourgeois
Paris France Born: December 25, 1911 Died: May 31, 2010 Art movement: Confessional Art Although she is best known for her large-scale sculpture and installation art, she was also a prolific painter and printmaker Art was a therapeutic process for her.
Louise
"Art is a way of recognizing oneself"
Bourgeois
Roberta Lobeira
Monterrey, Mexico Born: June 25, 1979; Art Movement: Magic Realism Roberta Lobeira is a large format Mexican Artist whose mostly oil paintings represent a magical cross between the real life and imagination.
Roberta
Lobeira
"There is something unique and special about creating the illusion of life."
Lara Lars
Lara Alonso Ozores
Salceda de Caselas - Pontevedra Born: 1965; Art Movement: Collage In her collages, the "trophy wives" are turned into heroines, the sets are brutalist buildings and the cities are invaded
Lara
“Being an influencer is not glamorous at all There are many hours of sitting "
Lars
Eva Armisén
Zaragoza
Born: 1969 Art Movement: Painting and engraving. All her works try to represent daily life from an optimistic and emotional point of view. In 2016 she collaborated in the candidacy of the “Haenyeo” (female divers from Jeju Island) for Intangible Heritage of Humanity.
Eva
Armisén
Tarsila do Amaral
Brazil Born: September 1, 1886; Died: January 17, 1973; Art Movement: Modernism She is considered the 1st Brazilian modernist artist, and one of the leading Latin American modernist artists.
Tarsila
do Amaral
Marta Pardo de Vera
A Coruña Born: July 25, 1948 Art movement: post cubism She's been painting since she was a child. She could not study "Bellas Artes" as she wanted because she got married very young.
M. Pardo
de Vera
Faith Ringgold
New York. USA Born: October 8, 1930 Art Movement: Feminist Art, Fiber Art, Black Arts Movement, Harlem Renaissance (New Negro Movement) She is best known for her narrative quilts. "American people"
Faith
Ringgold
Chile Born: May 30, 1859; Died: October 14, 1930; Art Movement: Pioneer in the incorporation of women in Art, she is considered one of the first Chilean artists. She is a figure of painting and sculpture of the 19th century in Latin America. She stopped her career after her marriage.
Magdalena Mira
Magdalena
Mira
Janet Fish
Boston, USA Born: May 18, 1938; Art Movement: Contemporary Realism She became one of the 1st women to earn a Fine Arts degree from the Yale School of Art and Architecture. She revitalized the still life genre.
Janet
Fish
Mary Frances Pratt
New Brunswick, Canada Born: March 15, 1935 Art movement: Photorealism (Super-Realism, Hyper-Realism) She is specialized in still life realist paintings.
Mary
Prat
Vanessa Lodeiro
A Coruña Born: 1978; Art Movement: painting and sculpture She is an art teacher (children and adults)
Vanessa
Lodeiro
"My works are a hymn to optimism"
Mary Blair
Mary Robinson
USA Born: October 21, 1911; Died: July 26, 1978; Art movement: Illustration She was an American artist, animator, and designer who was prominent in producing art and animation for The Walt Disney Company
Mary
Blair
Sophie Taeuber-Arp
Switzerland Born: January 19, 1889; Died: January 13, 1943; Art Movement: Dada, Constructivism She was an artist, painter, sculptor, textile designer, furniture and interior designer, architect and dancer. She is considered one of the most important artists of concrete art and geometric abstraction of the 20th century.
Sophie
Taeuber-Arp
Menchu Lamas
Carmen Lamas Pérez
Vigo, Pontevedra Born: July 7, 1954 Art Movement: Expressionism In the 80s, she participated in some of the most important collective exhibitions of contemporary Spanish art.
Menchu
Lamas
Amy Sherald
Georgia, USA Born: August 30, 1973 Art Movement: Realism She was the first woman and first African-American to win the Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition grand prize
Amy
Sherald
Kara Walker
California, United States Born: November 26, 1969; Art Movement: Feminist Art, Postcolonial art She is a contemporary painter, silhouettist, print-maker, installation artist, filmmaker, and professor who explores race, gender, sexuality, violence, and identity in her work.
Kara
Walker
Rosa Bonheur
Bordeaux, France Born: March 16, 1822 Died: May 25, 1899 Art movement: Romanticism She was the most important animal painter of her time and she never wore a corset or rode sideways. She didn't care what other people thought.
Rosa
Bonheur
"I am married to Art"
Li Chevalier
Born: March 30, 1961; Beijing, China Nationality: French Art Movement: Contemporary, New Ink Art, Symbolism, New media art Installation artist whose work draws on ink paintings, cellos, and dramatic lighting to create contemplative spaces.
Li
Chevalier
Barbara Kruger
Newark, New Jersey, USA Born: January 26, 1945 Art Movement: Feminist Art, Conceptual Art Conceptual artist known for her iconic black, white, and red photographic collages with feminist messages
Barbara
Kruger
"I'm living my life, not buying a lifestyle"
Lita Cabellut
Spain Born: 1961 Art Movement: multidisciplinary She is currently the most valued woman in the world of contemporary Spanish art. She was a beggar in Barcelona streets until she was adopted by a wealthy family. They took her to the Prado Museum and there looking at "3 graces" of Rubens she decided to be a painter.
Lita
Cabellut
Sonia Delaunay
Sarah Stern
Ukraine Born: November 14, 1885 Died: December 5, 1979 French, Russian, Jewish, Ukrainian Art Movement: Orphism , Avant-garde She was the co-founder of Orphism, a variation of Cubist art composed of abstract forms of vibrant color.
Sonia
Delaunay
Eva Casais
Vigo Born: Art movement: Water color & ceramics She's a plastic artist, photographer, designer and passionate about creativity and dogs.
Eva
Casais
Lavinia Fontana
Bologna, Italy Born: August 24, 1552; Died: August 11, 1614 Art Movement: Mannerism (Late Renaissance) She is regarded as the 1st woman artist, working within the same sphere as her male counterparts, outside a court or convent. She was the 1st woman artist to paint female nudes, and possibly the 1st female to use live nude female models.
Lavinia
Fontana
Sofonisba Anguissola
Italy Born: c.1532; Died: November 16, 1625 Art Movement: Mannerism (Late Renaissance) She is considered the 1st successful painter in the History of Art. It's said that the famous portrait of "Felipe II" and "Dama con armiño" are her works.
Sofonisba
Anguissola
Mª Antonia Dans
Oza dos Ríos - A Coruña Born: 1922 Died: February, 17 - 1988 Art Movement: Galicia inspired her works: landscapes, still life,
Mª Antonia
Dans
"I paint what I see, what I have seen since I was a child"
Emily-Mary Osborn
England Born: February 11, 1828 Died: April 25, 1925 Art movement: Romanticism She is one of the most representative painters of the Victorian era in EnglandShe is known for her pictures of children and her genre paintings, especially on themes of women in distress.
Emily-Mary
Nameless and Friendless.
Osborn
Elisabetta Sirani
Bologna, Italy. Born: January 8, 1638 Died: August 28, 1665 Art movement: Baroque She was a pioneering female artist in early modern Bologna, who established an academy for other women artists.
Elisabetta
Sirani
Selfportrait as Allegory of Painting (1658)
Guan Daonseng
Huzhou, China Born: 1262 Died: 1319 Art movement: Yuan Dynasty - Calligraphy She is credited with being "the most famous female painter in Chinese history...remembered not only as a talented woman, but also as a prominent figure in the history of bamboo painting."
Guan
Daonseng
Hanna Höch
Gotha, Germany Born: November 1, 1889; Died: May 31, 1978 Art movement: Dada She is best known for her work of the Weimar period, when she was one of the originators of photomontage.
Hanna
Höch
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a woman a day
keeps sexism away
CEIP PLURILINGÜE DE RUBIÁNS
Mulleres con moita arte
Mary
Cassat
Frida
Kahlo
Artemisia
Gentileschi
Artemisia Gentileschi
Italy Born: July 8th, 1593 - Rome Died: June 14th, 1656 Art Movement: Baroque She was the 1st woman to become a member of the Accademia di Arte del Disegno in Florence. She painted pictures of strong and suffering women from myths, the Bible...
"As long as I live, I will have control over my being"
Artemisia
Gentileschi
Mary Cassat
United States of America Born: May 22, 1844 Died: June 14, 1926 Art movement: Impressionism She painted the lives of women, especially the special bond between mother and child
Mary
"Women should be someone and not something”
Cassat
Maruja Mallo
Ana María Gómez González MalloBorn: January 5, 1902; Viveiro, Spain Died: February 6, 1995; Art Movement: Surrealism, Magic Realism She studied at the Spanish Arts Institute "Las sinsombrero"
Maruja
Mallo
Frida Kahlo
Mexico Born: July 6th, 1907 Died: July 13th, 1954 Art Movement: Naïve Art Surrealism, Indigenism, Magic Realism She wore unisex clothes when no one did.She said: “Love yourself first, and then love whoever you want”
"Feet, what do I need you for when I have wings to fly?"
Frida
Kahlo
Tamara de Lempicka
Poland Born: May 16, 1898 Died: March 18, 1980; Art movement: Art Deco She was a modern and independent woman. She was the queen of the Art Deco
" I live life in the margins of society, and the rules of normal society don't apply to those who live on the fringe.”
Tamara
de Lempicka
Julia Minguillón
Born: July 17, 1906; Lugo, Spain Died: August 20, 1965; Art Movement: Vanguardism. She achieved the first medal in the Nacional de Bellas Artes and she was the only woman to do it.
Julia
Minguillón
Georgia O'keefee
USABorn: November 15, 1887; Died: March 6, 1986; Art Movement: Precisionism (Cubist-Realism) She was the 1st female modernist painter.
" “I'm frightened all the time. But I never let it stop me. Never!” "
Georgia
O'keefee
Yayoi Kusama
Japan Born: March 22, 1929; Art Movement: Feminist Art, Outsider art (Art brut), Pop Art She has been acknowledged as one of the most important living artists to come out of Japan.
Yayoi
" “My life is a dot lost among thousands of other dots.” ”
Kusama
Ángela de la Cruz
Born: 1965; A CoruñaArt Movement: Expanded painting She is the only Spanish nominee for the Turner Prize and in 2017she received the National Prize for Plastic Arts. She survived of a stroke that kept her in a coma for months.
Ángela
de la Cruz
Alma Thomas
United States Born: September 20, 1891; Died: February 24, 1978; Art movement: abstract She wasn't recognized as an artist until her retirement from teaching in 1960 She was the 1st African-American woman to have a solo exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art
Alma
Thomas
Bridget Riley
United Kingdom Born: April 24, 1931; Art Movement: Op Art Genre: abstract She is one of the leading representatives of Op Art and one of the most prominent living British artists.
Bridget
Riley
Helen Frankenthaler
United States Born: December 12, 1928; Died: December 27, 2011; Art Movement: Abstract Expressionism She was a major contributor to the history of postwar American painting.
Helen
Frankenthaler
"For me, being a 'lady painter' was never an issue. I don't resent being a female painter. I don't exploit it. I paint."
Elvira Santiso
Betanzos Born: 1872 Died: October 9, 1961 Art movement: Impressionism and Modernism She received the Alfonso X el Sabio Medal for her teaching work.
Elvira
Santiso
Karla Gerard
USA Born: 1949; Art Movement: Folk Art Abstract She has been painting since she was a teenager. She has developed her unique colorful style of painting.
Karla
Gerard
Gillian Ayres
London Born: February 3, 1930; Died: April 11, 2018 Art Movement: Abstract Expressionism She taught Art to children in bomb-damaged parts of London
Gillian
Ayres
Carmen Legísima
Loeda, Piñor, Ourense Born: 1896;Died: July 10, 1980; Art Movement: mix She is a self-taught artist. She painted until she died. She had to learn to paint with her left arm.
Carmen Rodríguez de Legísima
Carmen
Legisima
Clara Peeters
Antwerp, Belgium Born: c.1594 Died: c.1657 Art Movement: Baroque She was the earliest significant woman painter of the Dutch Golden Age She specialized in still-life paintings and hid self-portraits on them.
Clara
Peeters
Jane Perkins
London Born: 1958 Art Movement: Junk Art She is a ‘re-maker’, taking inspiration from found objects and working them into something new.
Jane
Perkins
"I love art with an element of fun and the unexpected, and hope my work will make you smile!"
Bea Rey
A Coruña Born: 1959 Art Movement: Abstract, Cubism, Surrealism Her art reflects solidarity, empathy with people who struggled to survive in the Galician countryside or families who had to emigrate. She is one of the few women who have her own museum
Bea
Rey
Shamsia Hassani
Tehran, Iran Born: April 1988,Art Movement: Graffiti 1st Afghan graffiti artist. She fills the streets of Kabul with color.Women are the main characters of her creations. She developed a technique she called “dreaming graffiti”
Shamsia
Hassani
"Art is changing minds and minds can change the society!"
Louise Bourgeois
Paris France Born: December 25, 1911 Died: May 31, 2010 Art movement: Confessional Art Although she is best known for her large-scale sculpture and installation art, she was also a prolific painter and printmaker Art was a therapeutic process for her.
Louise
"Art is a way of recognizing oneself"
Bourgeois
Roberta Lobeira
Monterrey, Mexico Born: June 25, 1979; Art Movement: Magic Realism Roberta Lobeira is a large format Mexican Artist whose mostly oil paintings represent a magical cross between the real life and imagination.
Roberta
Lobeira
"There is something unique and special about creating the illusion of life."
Lara Lars
Lara Alonso Ozores
Salceda de Caselas - Pontevedra Born: 1965; Art Movement: Collage In her collages, the "trophy wives" are turned into heroines, the sets are brutalist buildings and the cities are invaded
Lara
“Being an influencer is not glamorous at all There are many hours of sitting "
Lars
Eva Armisén
Zaragoza
Born: 1969 Art Movement: Painting and engraving. All her works try to represent daily life from an optimistic and emotional point of view. In 2016 she collaborated in the candidacy of the “Haenyeo” (female divers from Jeju Island) for Intangible Heritage of Humanity.
Eva
Armisén
Tarsila do Amaral
Brazil Born: September 1, 1886; Died: January 17, 1973; Art Movement: Modernism She is considered the 1st Brazilian modernist artist, and one of the leading Latin American modernist artists.
Tarsila
do Amaral
Marta Pardo de Vera
A Coruña Born: July 25, 1948 Art movement: post cubism She's been painting since she was a child. She could not study "Bellas Artes" as she wanted because she got married very young.
M. Pardo
de Vera
Faith Ringgold
New York. USA Born: October 8, 1930 Art Movement: Feminist Art, Fiber Art, Black Arts Movement, Harlem Renaissance (New Negro Movement) She is best known for her narrative quilts. "American people"
Faith
Ringgold
Chile Born: May 30, 1859; Died: October 14, 1930; Art Movement: Pioneer in the incorporation of women in Art, she is considered one of the first Chilean artists. She is a figure of painting and sculpture of the 19th century in Latin America. She stopped her career after her marriage.
Magdalena Mira
Magdalena
Mira
Janet Fish
Boston, USA Born: May 18, 1938; Art Movement: Contemporary Realism She became one of the 1st women to earn a Fine Arts degree from the Yale School of Art and Architecture. She revitalized the still life genre.
Janet
Fish
Mary Frances Pratt
New Brunswick, Canada Born: March 15, 1935 Art movement: Photorealism (Super-Realism, Hyper-Realism) She is specialized in still life realist paintings.
Mary
Prat
Vanessa Lodeiro
A Coruña Born: 1978; Art Movement: painting and sculpture She is an art teacher (children and adults)
Vanessa
Lodeiro
"My works are a hymn to optimism"
Mary Blair
Mary Robinson
USA Born: October 21, 1911; Died: July 26, 1978; Art movement: Illustration She was an American artist, animator, and designer who was prominent in producing art and animation for The Walt Disney Company
Mary
Blair
Sophie Taeuber-Arp
Switzerland Born: January 19, 1889; Died: January 13, 1943; Art Movement: Dada, Constructivism She was an artist, painter, sculptor, textile designer, furniture and interior designer, architect and dancer. She is considered one of the most important artists of concrete art and geometric abstraction of the 20th century.
Sophie
Taeuber-Arp
Menchu Lamas
Carmen Lamas Pérez
Vigo, Pontevedra Born: July 7, 1954 Art Movement: Expressionism In the 80s, she participated in some of the most important collective exhibitions of contemporary Spanish art.
Menchu
Lamas
Amy Sherald
Georgia, USA Born: August 30, 1973 Art Movement: Realism She was the first woman and first African-American to win the Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition grand prize
Amy
Sherald
Kara Walker
California, United States Born: November 26, 1969; Art Movement: Feminist Art, Postcolonial art She is a contemporary painter, silhouettist, print-maker, installation artist, filmmaker, and professor who explores race, gender, sexuality, violence, and identity in her work.
Kara
Walker
Rosa Bonheur
Bordeaux, France Born: March 16, 1822 Died: May 25, 1899 Art movement: Romanticism She was the most important animal painter of her time and she never wore a corset or rode sideways. She didn't care what other people thought.
Rosa
Bonheur
"I am married to Art"
Li Chevalier
Born: March 30, 1961; Beijing, China Nationality: French Art Movement: Contemporary, New Ink Art, Symbolism, New media art Installation artist whose work draws on ink paintings, cellos, and dramatic lighting to create contemplative spaces.
Li
Chevalier
Barbara Kruger
Newark, New Jersey, USA Born: January 26, 1945 Art Movement: Feminist Art, Conceptual Art Conceptual artist known for her iconic black, white, and red photographic collages with feminist messages
Barbara
Kruger
"I'm living my life, not buying a lifestyle"
Lita Cabellut
Spain Born: 1961 Art Movement: multidisciplinary She is currently the most valued woman in the world of contemporary Spanish art. She was a beggar in Barcelona streets until she was adopted by a wealthy family. They took her to the Prado Museum and there looking at "3 graces" of Rubens she decided to be a painter.
Lita
Cabellut
Sonia Delaunay
Sarah Stern
Ukraine Born: November 14, 1885 Died: December 5, 1979 French, Russian, Jewish, Ukrainian Art Movement: Orphism , Avant-garde She was the co-founder of Orphism, a variation of Cubist art composed of abstract forms of vibrant color.
Sonia
Delaunay
Eva Casais
Vigo Born: Art movement: Water color & ceramics She's a plastic artist, photographer, designer and passionate about creativity and dogs.
Eva
Casais
Lavinia Fontana
Bologna, Italy Born: August 24, 1552; Died: August 11, 1614 Art Movement: Mannerism (Late Renaissance) She is regarded as the 1st woman artist, working within the same sphere as her male counterparts, outside a court or convent. She was the 1st woman artist to paint female nudes, and possibly the 1st female to use live nude female models.
Lavinia
Fontana
Sofonisba Anguissola
Italy Born: c.1532; Died: November 16, 1625 Art Movement: Mannerism (Late Renaissance) She is considered the 1st successful painter in the History of Art. It's said that the famous portrait of "Felipe II" and "Dama con armiño" are her works.
Sofonisba
Anguissola
Mª Antonia Dans
Oza dos Ríos - A Coruña Born: 1922 Died: February, 17 - 1988 Art Movement: Galicia inspired her works: landscapes, still life,
Mª Antonia
Dans
"I paint what I see, what I have seen since I was a child"
Emily-Mary Osborn
England Born: February 11, 1828 Died: April 25, 1925 Art movement: Romanticism She is one of the most representative painters of the Victorian era in EnglandShe is known for her pictures of children and her genre paintings, especially on themes of women in distress.
Emily-Mary
Nameless and Friendless.
Osborn
Elisabetta Sirani
Bologna, Italy. Born: January 8, 1638 Died: August 28, 1665 Art movement: Baroque She was a pioneering female artist in early modern Bologna, who established an academy for other women artists.
Elisabetta
Sirani
Selfportrait as Allegory of Painting (1658)
Guan Daonseng
Huzhou, China Born: 1262 Died: 1319 Art movement: Yuan Dynasty - Calligraphy She is credited with being "the most famous female painter in Chinese history...remembered not only as a talented woman, but also as a prominent figure in the history of bamboo painting."
Guan
Daonseng
Hanna Höch
Gotha, Germany Born: November 1, 1889; Died: May 31, 1978 Art movement: Dada She is best known for her work of the Weimar period, when she was one of the originators of photomontage.
Hanna
Höch