women in art

Each woman of scripture that Sleevi paints finds her voice in the vibrant colors and musical words that come from deep within a contemporary woman of the Word.

A collection of artwork by feminist artist Judy Chicago that honors the achievements of over 1,000 women throughout history.

Uses the paintings, prints, and pastels created by Mary Cassatt to profile the solitary, social, public, and intimate worlds of the women in her family and social circle.

Contains cover art and discussion of the evolution of female comic book characters since 1942, including Wonder Woman, Catwoman, Batgirl, Supergirl, and many others.

Shows how to draw manga-style female action figures, presenting step-by-step sketches and instructions and covering proportions, movement, and various points of view.

Presents twenty paintings--mostly of women--by seventeenth-century Dutch artist Jan Vermeer along with poems inspired by them, composed by American writer Marilyn Chandler McEntyre.

Presents nearly 490 copyright-free woodcut illustrations of women from nineteenth-century publications, including women at work and play, women as wives and homemakers, women from distant places and times, and "unearthly" women such as goddesses, mermaids, and angels.