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UK artist Barabara Walker's Study Series, (charcoal and pastel on paper), looking at the affects on the individual of being absent from the dominant cultural narrative #womensart
Expressionist painter Marianne von Werefkin, La grosse Lune, 1923 #womensart
The Green Turban, 1929 by Polish Art Deco painter Tamara De Lempicka #womensart
Otti Berger, Charlotte Shalomon, Yva and Malva Schalek, Jewish artists who were among the 6 million Jewish men, women and children murdered by Nazis in the Holocaust #womensart
#WOMENSART Blog: Hilma af Klint: Founder of Abstract Art https://t.co/hjrysNgWOA
Brazilian Landscape (c.1960) by US poet Elizabeth Bishop, view from her home shared with partner, architect Lota de Macedo Soares #womensart
South Afriacn artist Zanele Muholi, 'Isilumo siyaluma' series loosely translated as “period pains", uses menstrual blood to highlight issues of sexual violence against women, including 'corrective rape' and murder of lesbians #womensart
Kenyan born artist Wangechi Mutu, considered to be one of the most important contemporary African artists of recent years #womensart