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Summer Stripes Week: American illustrator #HelenDryden worked for Vogue for thirteen years. Depicting a fashionable woman in a striped dress smelling garden flowers, this June 1913 cover delightfully evokes summer. #5womenartists #womeninfashion #womeninculture #Publicdomain
People at work are often friends not just colleagues. Photo of workers stretching leather prior to cutting. From a collection relating to William Sykes Ltd and Dunlop Slazenger collated by former employee & Slazenger Sports Club member. #FriendMW #WW2 #WomenInCulture
Flying Near the Rainbow, 1980 by Napatchie Pootoogook (#Inuit, b. Sako, Baffin Island, 1938 - d. Cape Dorset, 2002), stonecut and stencil on paper, The Michael and Gail Golych Collection © Dorset Fine Arts #RainbowMW #MuseumWeek #WomeninCulture #InuitArt #McMasterMuseumofArt
#InternationalDayofFamilies A rare happy family scene by German artist Käthe Kollwitz (1867–1945) She made “Greeting” 1892 to commemorate the birth of her first child and went into labour while working on it. #McMasterMuseumofArt collection. #Kollwitz #WomeninCulture #MuseumWeek
This year I don't have time nor the aim to make the #mermay project but I managed to do one as an exercise. I Hope you like it.
#copic #illustration #WomenInCulture
For #MuseumWeek #SecretsMW, check out our new blog post by @historical_iris at https://t.co/SYTSygevHI to discover how Sodium Thiopental connects childbirth, spy fiction and Pearl Harbor. It’s always fun to find little secrets like this! #WomeninCulture #histmed #histpharm
This circa 1925 vessel is by Nampeyo of Hano (c. 1859-1942), perhaps the first Native American potter nationally recognized by name. She frequently decorated her pottery with an abstract bird wing design known as the migration pattern. (INTR 01368) #WomeninCulture #MuseumWeek
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Berthe #Morisot, la primera pintora impresionista, fue relegada de la historia del arte por casi 100 años.
Su talento sobrevive en los muros de la #ColeccionMuseoSoumaya,
Este #MuseumWeek acércate a las #MujeresEnLaCultura.👩🏼🎨
Nous terminons cette journée avec Maria Sibylla Merian. Illustratrice et naturaliste du XVIIIe, elle mit son talent de dessinatrice au service des observations naturalistes très détaillées qu'elle conduisit notamment sur la métamorphose des insectes. 🐜🐛🦋
#WOMENINCULTURE
Two cultured women for #womeninculture
Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots
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#MuseumWeek #MuseumWeek2019
No. 1 The 'Lady Globe Trotter' Lizzie Humphries, who walked her way around the world with her loyal dog, when even her own husband couldn't keep up #BoyBye #WomenInCulture
« 7 giorni, 7 temi, 7 hashtag ».
È questa la formula della #MuseumWeek 2019.
Tema di oggi: #WomenInCulture
Io vi presento Rose Valland (1898-1980). Fu spia e conservatrice al @jeudepaume di Parigi durante l’Occupazione nazista della città.
Un’eroina silenziosa da conoscere.
Lillie Langtry https://t.co/wawTMEU3s1 pâlait l'Jèrriais (notamment à l'ouvèrtuthe dé l'Opétha et auve Messire John Everett Millais tchi griyit san portrait) #Jèrriais @loveheritage #MuseumWeek #WomenInCulture
Colchester Museums will be hosting the @Snapthestiletto exhibition later this year. This exciting project has highlighted hidden stories about women in museum collections across #Essex. Be sure to come and visit it at #Hollytrees Museum. #WomenInCulture #MuseumWeek2019
Tra le #WomenInCulture non potevamo non twittare la filandera più famosa della cultura italiana 😉#MuseumWeek #museichehannostoffa
Happy #MuseumWeek! 🎉As part of #WomenInCulture, we're celebrating the work of #Motherwell-born artist Millie Frood (1900-1988). She was heavily involved with the New Scottish Group, an influential group of independent artists based in #Glasgow 🎨 https://t.co/6UfntRKRml
Celebrating #womeninculture, we looked at the artists behind the Bishops of Worcester portraits. June Mendoza was the first woman to paint an official BoW portrait in 1970s & since then all have been by female artists. #museumweek @bishopworcester @CofEWorcester @churchofengland
Evelyn De Morgan, one of the most successful artists of her time, spent her early years at Cannon Hall @DeMorganF #WomenInCulture #MuseumWeek
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