The article published on the website "Mutual Art.com"on March 6, 2013 is headlined “Women who Changed Art”. The article is written by Lihi Raviv.In the current article the author speaks about the life and work of six influential women who were great and famous artists.The article was published in honor of International Women’s Day.
The article is divided into 6 sections.In the first one the author draws attention to a great American artist of the 20th-century Georgia O'Keeffe.She liked to experience with visual edges that have metaphysical implications: between night and day, earth and sky, life and death.O'Keeffe's flower paintings have often been called erotic,she used erotically charged imagery.
In the second the author gives information about Ella McBride.She was an internationally noted fine-art photographer environmentalist, and civic leader at a time when women were expected to be home keepers.She was a feminist and a working artist.
Another very famous women,whom the author tells about, is Mary Cassatt.Cassatt's paintings have been most admired for her sensitive and realistically observations of women, often with their children.Cassatt’s world was dominated by the feminine.As for the subjects of her works,they are focused on mothers and their children.
The article reports about Louise Bourgeois.She was a French-born American artist who gained fame only late in her career.In her works, she focused on the human body’s need for nurture and protection.Her career was an example for a successful woman artist.
The author underlined that Frida Kahlo has become one of the leading icons in women’s art today. She is one of the first twentieth century fine artists to paint in detail about childbirth, miscarriages and other women's issues.
And the last but not least woman that the author has listed is Marina Abramovich. She is one of the most exciting contemporary performance artists in the world. Her work explores the relationship between performer and audience, the limits of the body and the possibilities of the mind.
No doubt,these women are worthy of admiration!
The article is divided into 6 sections.In the first one the author draws attention to a great American artist of the 20th-century Georgia O'Keeffe.She liked to experience with visual edges that have metaphysical implications: between night and day, earth and sky, life and death.O'Keeffe's flower paintings have often been called erotic,she used erotically charged imagery.
In the second the author gives information about Ella McBride.She was an internationally noted fine-art photographer environmentalist, and civic leader at a time when women were expected to be home keepers.She was a feminist and a working artist.
Another very famous women,whom the author tells about, is Mary Cassatt.Cassatt's paintings have been most admired for her sensitive and realistically observations of women, often with their children.Cassatt’s world was dominated by the feminine.As for the subjects of her works,they are focused on mothers and their children.
The article reports about Louise Bourgeois.She was a French-born American artist who gained fame only late in her career.In her works, she focused on the human body’s need for nurture and protection.Her career was an example for a successful woman artist.
The author underlined that Frida Kahlo has become one of the leading icons in women’s art today. She is one of the first twentieth century fine artists to paint in detail about childbirth, miscarriages and other women's issues.
And the last but not least woman that the author has listed is Marina Abramovich. She is one of the most exciting contemporary performance artists in the world. Her work explores the relationship between performer and audience, the limits of the body and the possibilities of the mind.
No doubt,these women are worthy of admiration!
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