One of your best, Nancy! We were pleased to notice that we have works by 8 female artists in our home. Mary Langham, Lynda Hawkins, Molly Harris, Corinne Hartley, Lindsay Goodwin, Irma Guerra, Sue Thompson and Billie Coyue. See what a positive influence you have had on us over the years.
One of my favourite artists of the 19th century is Rosa Bonheur. Her depictions of farming life (and specifically cows) are so realistic, and the fact that she doesn't get more recognition than the other Realists of the time, such as Gustave Courbet, Jean-Francois Millet and Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot (also notice the recurring theme of *men* ) really baffles me.
is 27 too late to start learning to draw and paint? I have always loved art and longed to turn my thoughts feelings and experiences into art, but I'm honestly terrible at it!
Did you know, Nancy, that when your grandmother started to paint she was advised not to sign her pictures with her first name, but to only use her first initial as there was (is?) prejudice against women artists? That was in the early 70's.
Having gone to art school and fascinated by art history, not only were women artists ignored but every was focused on the italian renaissance. Northern renaissance,byzantine and medieval art was seen as just an inferior stepping stone….islamic art was totally ignored and all asian art except Japanese prints
Jag har hört att en kommunist kom på "internationella kvinnodagen", och därför skulle jag säga att alla hjärtans dag (14:e februari) är mer lämplig för att berätta om kvinnliga konstnärer. I have heard that a communist came up with "international women's day", and thus, I would say that February fourteenth, all hearts day, is a better day to tell of women artists.
One of your best, Nancy! We were pleased to notice that we have works by 8 female artists in our home. Mary Langham, Lynda Hawkins, Molly Harris, Corinne Hartley, Lindsay Goodwin, Irma Guerra, Sue Thompson and Billie Coyue. See what a positive influence you have had on us over the years.
Thanks Mom- love you and all the great women artists in our family!
More Please! Just continue through the timeline to modern female artists. 👩🏾🎨
That's a LOT of artists, but I'll try to do a few more of these!
My book club read about Artemisia Gentileschi written in free verse call Blood Water Paint by Joy McCullough. A very interesting read.
One of my favourite artists of the 19th century is Rosa Bonheur. Her depictions of farming life (and specifically cows) are so realistic, and the fact that she doesn't get more recognition than the other Realists of the time, such as Gustave Courbet, Jean-Francois Millet and Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot (also notice the recurring theme of *men* ) really baffles me.
excellent video ❤
Thanks for the excellent video!
Thanks Dr Hooper!
My pleasure!
girl, you rock !
First time I have viewed your channel. I enjoyed your women artist video but no Ruysch ! plus I enjoy your persona as you make it fun
Amrita Shergill ,Shanu lahiree
The “g” in Vigée is not silent.
is 27 too late to start learning to draw and paint? I have always loved art and longed to turn my thoughts feelings and experiences into art, but I'm honestly terrible at it!
Of course it's not too late! The sooner the better 😊
Did you know, Nancy, that when your grandmother started to paint she was advised not to sign her pictures with her first name, but to only use her first initial as there was (is?) prejudice against women artists? That was in the early 70's.
So horrible- and it's not completely great even today!
As a Dutchman I must protest
Where is Judith Leyster, where is Rachel Ruysch
I, for one, welcome our new AI overlords
Resistance is futile.
Having gone to art school and fascinated by art history, not only were women artists ignored but every was focused on the italian renaissance. Northern renaissance,byzantine and medieval art was seen as just an inferior stepping stone….islamic art was totally ignored and all asian art except Japanese prints
And politicians, please! Clinton, Harris, and Warren are not your friends Hillary, Kamala, and Elizabeth. Gah!
OMG yes! It's a subtle way of taking women down a peg...
Jag har hört att en kommunist kom på "internationella kvinnodagen", och därför skulle jag säga att alla hjärtans dag (14:e februari) är mer lämplig för att berätta om kvinnliga konstnärer.
I have heard that a communist came up with "international women's day", and thus, I would say that February fourteenth, all hearts day, is a better day to tell of women artists.
Can you name any poor artists men or women
What defines a “classical” artist? Vague.