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Women Painters during the Italian Renaissance Artnet News

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    Oct 07, 2013 · Painter and historian, Giorgio Vasari (Italian, 1511–1574), wrote extensively about Renaissance artists, but only ever mentioned four women, and Nelli …Author: Tara Field

Women Artists of the Renaissance era Tutt'Art@ Pittura ...

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    Longhi is one of the few female artists mentioned in the second edition (1568) of Italian painter and art historian Giorgio Vasari's epic work Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects.Vasari writes that Longhi "draws very well, and she has begun to …

10 Brilliant Female Artists of the Renaissance Widewalls

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    Jan 09, 2018 · 10 Brilliant Female Artists of the Renaissance Levina Teerlinc - A Flemish Renaissance Miniaturist. A Flemish Renaissance miniaturist, Levina Teerlinc served as a... Caterina van Hemessen - An Acclaimed Portraitist. A Renaissance portraitist, Caterina van Hemessen is …

Italian Women Artists from Renaissance to Baroque

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    So while Italian Women Artists from Renaissance to Baroque presents us with the requisite images of still-lifes filled with fruits or flowers, for example Giovanna Garzoni's Plate of Figs, and of the Madonna in Elisabetta Sirani's Virgin and Child, our careful viewing of the displayed works provides new insights into the cultural milieu and ambience of discovery of these artists.

Female artists in the renaissance – Smarthistory

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    most commonly, women born into a family of artists (e.g., Levina Teerlinc, Catarina van Hemessen, Artemisia Gentileschi, Elisabetta Sirani, Lavinia Fontana) In all cases, the public personae of women artists were closely tied to gendered ideas that expected a respectable woman to be virtuous, pious, and obedient to God and her father/husband.

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