Thomas Couture (1815-79):
'American Pupil Painting'
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E. Phillips Fox: 'Art Students' 1895
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Vasily Polenov: 'Portrait of N.V. Yakunchikova'
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Louis Lang (1814-1893): 'Womens Art-Class'
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Eva Gonzalès (1849-1883):
'Portrait of Sister as Artist'
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Margaretha Cornelia Greta Bruigom:
'Self-Portrait with a Green Parrot'
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Wojciech Weiss (1875-1950): 'Aneri with a Palette'
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Maria Helena Vieira da Silva (1908-1992):
'A Woman without Homeland. Self-Portrait'.
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José Villegas Cordero: 'Portrait of his Daughter Guridi'
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Uranie Alphonsine Colin-Libour (1833-?):
'The Painting Class'
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Fritz Overbeck (1869-1909):
'Painter at the Easel', 1905-06
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Eugene Claude (1841-1922):
'In The Artists Studio'
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Alina Bondy-Glassowa: 'Self-Portrait', ca. 1910
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Both: John Lavery (1856-1941):
Pair of Sketches of Interiors of the Artist's Studio
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Alice Barber Stephens:
'The Women's Life Class', ca. 1879
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Alfred Stevens: 'Painter at the Beach', ca. 1880
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Alfred Munnings: 'Dame Laura Knight Painting'
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7 comments:
The visual arts have long been highly sexist, it is only now that really opened the space for women. But when they took their places were fantastic. An example that, despite being a work very troubled (like life) I really like is the Frida Kalo.
Härligt att se de kvinnliga målarna!
So true, so true...great with female painters...and Frida is one of my favourites, too!! Well, females painted flowers...or that is what women were ta etcught...but it changed and in the 19th century/beginning of the 20th century a lot of wonderful artists became more and more famous, right?
Thank you for this post. It's wonderful to see a little of our hidden history.
lyon de clarasvals, I'm glad you liked the post! And welcome to my blog!!!
Wow, such a great theme and selection !
Thanks, Dsata :O))
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