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Women As Art: A Tale Of Beauty, Hatred, And Woman's Collective Struggle For Human Dignity

Women have been turned into statues and paintings, symbols and concepts and everything that is both beautiful and ugly in the world - Women are Art, but for millennia the pictures we see in gilded frames rarely match up to our lived reality. Join The Fem Word as we explore women, art, and the world of contradictions the two of them have inhabited across the ages.

Women Through History, Women In The Arts, Insight & InterestEmily MontagueJanuary 25, 2021art, paintings, women in art, women artists, men depicting women, history and women, feminist history, objectification of women, essayComment

Women Of Wonder: The Bold Legacy Of Female Creatives In A Male-Dominated World

“Creative women as we know them are a testament to the power of bold exceptions to immovable rules. The fact that they are so far from the norm is a poignant reminder that the playing field has never, in all of its long and blood-soaked history, been equal for artistic women. It’s never even come close.

As a whole, we’ve succeeded anyway.”

Women In The Arts, Women Through HistoryEmily MontagueJanuary 4, 2021arts & entertainment, the arts, women artists, bold women, oppression, patriarchy, defying the odds, female artists, history of female artists, racism against artists, paintings, baroque, renaissance Comments