Even death will not stop us
1847-1879
Sometimes a flower is just a flower
1887-1986
Travel, socialize, paint lemons and beans
1600-1670
Great painter and social icon
1895-1978
Studies of silent women
1876-1939
“No one can tell us who we are”
1913-2005
Dissecting the 'new woman' through collage
1889-1978
A freed slave tells stories in quilts
1837-1910
The joy of pure color
1928-2011
A French abbess creates the first female-authored encyclopedia
1130-1195
Scientist, feminist, typographer, musician — saint
1098-1179
The world isn't ready
1862-1944
Look at me
1894-1966
“I wanted to see everything in the world”
1861-1926
Sentimentality and Colonialism
1850-1936
Art as competitive sport
1925-1992
Jovial portraitist forgotten for 200 years
1609-1660
Cocoons, totems and twins
1943-2005
A life's work lost to war
1898-1951
Daughter of a master brings a new perspective to Edo Japan
1800-1866
"I have built an ivory tower of despair"
1898-1963
Matriarch of the family business
1552-1614
The invisible sadness of the everyday
1911-1988
Insomnia and aggressive painting
1908-1984
The brilliant bisexual cat-lady of surrealism
1907-1996
"I'm not anyone's muse"
1917-2011
We shall remake the world
1889-1924
The joy of African color and design
1905-1998
“I start painting, and that’s about it”
1917-2000
The original peaches-as-butts emoji
1610-1696
Art as psychotherapy
1920-1988
An orphan talks to angels
1882-1961
The woman who brought modern art to Ireland
1897-1944
A crooked girl find expression in color
1881-1932
Uniquely Bolivian abstraction
1919-1982
The unchanging world of Orava
1914-1987
A botanist gets a divorce and travels the world
1647-1717
All business
1630-1693
"To live so filled with ambition, and at the end, oblivion!"
1858-1884
A passionate Impressionist's legacy buried by her husband
1840-1916
Cubist Feminist
1883-1956
Mary brings home the bacon
1633-1699
African-American Chippewa woman takes over sculpture
1844-1907
"X = an Orange Rabbit"
1913-1985
Delicate Sculptor of Horrors
1877-1968
