Women in Art · 15th Century to the Present

A two-ink risograph print in warm terracotta and deep charcoal on off-white paper, showing a gallery interior with framed portraits arranged across softly lit walls, quiet and contemplative.

Welcome to The Woman Gallery

Highlighting the role of women in art — as artists and as subjects — from the 15th century through the present day.

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Frida Kahlo's self-portraits through a feminist gazeFew artists have been scrutinised, adored, and quoted as relentlessly as Frida Kahlo. Her image, with its braided crown of flowers, joined brows, and…
Sofonisba Anguissola and the Quiet Revolution in Family PortraitureIn the hushed chambers of sixteenth-century Cremona, a young woman bent over her easel with a determination that would reshape European portraiture. Sofonisba…
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