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Rachel Ruysch: The Art of Nature
Guest post by Stephanie Dickey, art historian Feature image: Rachel Ruysch, Still Life with Flowers, 1709, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Promised Gift of Rose-Marie and Eijk van Otterlo, in support of the Center for Netherlandish Art Picture this. The year is...
Historic Women Artists in Public Collections: The Kimbell Art Museum
Guest post by Olivia Turner, curatorial assistant, Meadows Museum, Dallas One of the finest art collections in the southeastern United States, the Kimbell Art Museum is committed to expanding its holdings of art by women. Today, we’ll be focusing on the five...British Women Artist-Activists at The Clark Art Institute
by Erika Gaffney, Art Herstory Founder Two and a half years in the planning, A Room of Her Own: Women Artist-Activists in Britain, 1875–1945 is well worth The Clark team’s considerable time and effort. According to exhibition curator Alexis Goodin, The Clark’s...The Floral Art of Emily Cole
by Erika Gaffney, Art Herstory Founder Under any circumstance, it is a rare treat to encounter the art of American painter Emily Cole (1843–1913). To view it on the very grounds where the artist lived and worked is especially poignant. In this context, Cole’s...
