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Female Pioneers at Work
28.03.2022 | Eléonore Besse
Pioneers: Artists in the Paris of the Roaring Twenties
During the interwar period, Paris was seen as a place of cultural, artistic and sexual liberty, a...
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Gender Genres
20.11.2020 | Sibylle Vabre
The Representation of the Nude: Between Affirmation and Subversion
In academic art education as it was organised until the 19th century, the representation of nude ...
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In the school curriculum
06.11.2020 | Nina Meisel
Foreign Artists in Paris in the Early 20th Century
At the turn of the 20th century, the Paris of the Third Republic had not yet ceded its place as t...
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Gender Genres
23.10.2020 | Nina Meisel
Still Life : stylistic exercise ou artwork?
Still life had its golden age in the 17th century, notably in northern Europe with the paintings ...
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Major Questions in Art History
09.10.2020 | Sibylle Vabre
Photography, a women’s story?
At the time of its invention, in 1839, photography was seen as a young medium with democratic goa...
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Major Questions in Art History
25.09.2020 | Nina Meisel
Healing Genius: Women Artists and Psychiatry
Madness, hysteria (comes from the word uterus): these disorders are stereotypically labelled as f...
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Feminisms and Other Engagements
24.07.2020 | Nina Meisel
Rewriting Memories and Denouncing History: Postcolonial Art
Ideological and political struggles and art often converge and fuel one another, offering each vi...
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In the school curriculum
10.07.2020 | Nina Meisel
1937: The Year for Women Artists in Paris
The inter-war period was a promising environment for the promotion of women on the cultural scene...
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In the school curriculum
26.06.2020 | Julie Sabau
Art in Movement: Women Pioneers of Video Art
Before becoming a full-fledged medium, video was intrinsically linked to television. It wasn’t un...
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Gender Genres
19.06.2020 | Nina Meisel
Genre Scenes and Portraiture: Representing Childhood
The emergence of bourgeois society in the nineteenth century and its quest for social expression ...
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Major Questions in Art History
12.06.2020 | Nina Meisel
Sculpture: An Art Without Women?
Camille Claudel (1864-1943) appears to be the embodiment of French female sculptors, yet she was ...
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In the school curriculum
05.06.2020 | Julie Sabau
Hand, Eye, Camera: Female Photographers in Paris Between the Wars
In the wake of the First World War many women took up photography. Paris, centre of the avant-gar...
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Major Questions in Art History
29.05.2020 | Nina Meisel
Artist Couples: For Better or For Worse?
In the history of art, many artist couples have made their mark, such as Anna-Eva Bergman (1909-1...
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Feminisms and Other Engagements
15.05.2020 | Anaïs Roesch
Women Artists and Environmental Issues
Nature has long been a source of inspiration and the subject of representation for artists. Howev...
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Major Questions in Art History
08.05.2020 | Nina Meisel
Abstraction: A Man’s Affair?
Abstraction was the artistic revolution of the 20th century. Influenced by the development of qua...
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In the school curriculum
01.05.2020 | Julie Sabau
Women Surrealist Artists
The Surrealist group formed in Paris in 1924 around André Breton. Published that same year, the S...
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Female Pioneers at Work
24.04.2020 | Pauline Créteur
Female Artists Take Over Parisian Transport
Since its creation at the beginning of the twentieth century, the Parisian metro has welcomed art...
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Major Questions in Art History
15.04.2020 | Nina Meisel
Female artists, the great forgotten ones in art history?
The place and importance of female artists in art history is still not self-evident for everyone....
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