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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...New Books About Women Artists | Jan–Mar 2025
Here we list all the new books about women artists—from the past, and also from the present—that have come to our attention, published in the first quarter of this calendar year. Each description is drawn from the blurb on the publisher’s website. Do you know of other...Sculpture or Suffrage: Alice Morgan Wright
Guest post by Jennifer Dasal, creator and host of the ArtCurious podcast The proposal of either Sculpture or Suffrage… in all my recollections the two are so involved with each other that I think I shall not be able to extricate them. —Alice Morgan Wright, “Sculpture...
The Lost Works of Susanna Horenbout, Female Artist at the Tudor Court
Guest post by Sylvia Barbara Soberton, author, independent researcher and art historian The Horenbouts, a family of Flemish painters, came to England in the 1520s to work at the court of Henry VIII. By that time Gerard was already established as a skilled artist. He...
