/r/WomenArtists

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Historically, the work made by women artists has been left out of art history text books, and women traditionally have been underrepresented in museum exhibitions and collections. This subreddit is a place to discuss and share the work of women artists, whether it is historical or contemporary.

This subreddit is a place to discuss the work and impact of women artists throughout history. Share interesting artworks by women artists, whether they are historical or contemporary example and/or open up a dialogue about artists/historical moments/recent events/upcoming exhibitions etc.

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/r/WomenArtists

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[OC] 9/3/24

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2024/11/03
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Bride's Toilet by Amrita Sher-Gil: An Artwork That Challenged Indian Renaissance

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2024/10/19
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Seascape Painting - Mushroom Beach in Lembongan island in Indonesia, watercolor, 22 x 15 inches, 2024 year

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2024/10/19
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[OC] 9/11/24

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2024/10/17
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Jenny Brillhart is interested in the unexpected and often overlooked material. Arrangements in the studio, assembled collages, then photographed become the quotidian subjects for her spare, elegant compositions.

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2024/10/07
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"Never Enough," Acrylic on Upholstery Fabric, 32.5" x 44", Emily Flint

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2024/09/17
13:50 UTC
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England Painting - Yorkshire Dales National Park, Watercolor, 15 x 22 inches, 2024 year

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2024/09/08
14:31 UTC
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(OC) Untitled

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2024/09/05
08:15 UTC
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Can you help me to find out who the artists on the poster for the Guerrilla Girls are?

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2024/08/29
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