Famous women artists, women in art; feminist art, females in art history, women’s art organizations; a guide to websites
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See also: Famous female artists, an alphabetical list
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American women artists
Intimate Circles: American Women in the Arts
Beinecke Library
National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C. (all nationalities).
San Francisco Women Artists
San Francisco Women Artists is a non-profit organization dedicated to the furtherance of women in the visual fine arts.
Arab women artists
Arab Women Artists, Facebook pages
The Women of the Arab Art World. ARTnews
Arab women artists seek “revolutionary” change.
The Asian
Arab women artists. Wikipedia entries.
Saudi Aramco World: Reflections in Women’s Eyes
Artist directories, archives, online galleries and museums
Australian Women’s Art Register
An archive documenting Australian women artists and their works, including crafts, photography, writing, and installation art from the Victorian period to the present time.
Contemporary women artists.
Art museums with artworks by women artists.
Mark Harden’s Artchive of Women Artists
Sculptors. A list of female sculptors, from Wikipedia.
Twentieth-century women artists.
A list from Wikipedia.
Women in Photography Archive
Works by women photographers extracted from an archive of 150,000 vintage photographs assembled by Peter E. Palmquist between 1971 and the early 1990s.
Women in the Arts
The purpose of Women In the Arts, Inc. (WIA) is to produce and sponsor programs that promote and affirm the creative talents and technical skills of women in the visual, performing, and fine arts.
WAAND
An archive of works by women artists in the US, from 1945.
Varo Registry of Women Artists
The Varo Registry is an electronic registry of artwork by contemporary international women artists.
Wikipedia entry on women artists.
Women artists. Works shown in art museums.
Women artists from the Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, Neo-Classical, Romantic, Modern and Contemporary periods. An extensive, chronological listing of online images from Artcyclopedia.
Art history; women artists
See also: Women artists, a guide to websites.
Invisible women artists from Florence. Wikipedia entries.
Women artists.
Works by female artists shown in art museums – from the Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, Neo-Classical, Romantic, Modern and Contemporary periods. An extensive, chronological listing of online images from Artcyclopedia.
Women artists throughout history
Wikipedia
Women in the Visual Arts
Essays and biographies. Oxford Online, Grove Art
Depiction of women artists in art history. Wikipedia
Art theorists
Camille Paglia, Wikipedia entry.
Asian American Women Artists Association
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Blogs
Women Artists
WOMEN ARTISTS highlights both contemporary and historical female artists of all mediums, movements and genres.
Women Painting Women
Women Painting Women” explores how contemporary women painters are handling women as subjects. The blog was founded by artists Alia El-Bermani, Diane Feissel and Sadie Valeri.
Bourgeois, Louise
Louise Bourgeois
Wikipedia entry.
Louis Bourgeois.
Art:21
Louis Bourgeois
Guggenheim Museum
Louise Bourgeois
Artnet
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Diotima
Women’s Life and Art from Ancient Times to the Present. Extensive internet resources.
C
F
Feminist Aesthetics
Articles, resources, webpage links.
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Guerilla Girls
A Women’s Group. Women’s Perspective on the History of Western Art.
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International Women’s Film Festival. Dortmund, Germany
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Journals
Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society
n.paradoxa
An international feminist art journal exploring feminist theory and contemporary women’s art practices.
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Kauffman, Angelica
Kauffmann, Angelica
Angelica Kauffman, neoclassical painter.
Angelica Kauffman. National Museum of Women in the Arts
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National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington D.C.
National Portrait Gallery, London
Mirror-Mirror: Self-portraits by women artists.
Nineteenth-Century women artists.
A web directory of work on display in art museums.
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Photography.: The Women in Photography International Archive
Pop artists; women artists in the pop art movement
Before the Rebellion, Playful Pop Art Novelty. The New York Times
Where are the Great Women Pop Artists? Art News
Pauline Boty: Pop Art and Women
Seductive Subversion: Women Pop Artists, 1958–1968. The Brooklyn Museum
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Renaissance and Baroque women painters.
A web index from Artcyclopedia.
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Sculptors. A list of female sculptors, from Wikipedia.
The Society of Women Artists, UK.
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Twentieth-century women artists
Twentieth-Century women artists, an index from Artcyclopedia.
Twentieth-century women artists.
A list from Wikipedia.
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Varo Registry of Women Artists
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Wikipedia entry on women artists.