many highly-talented female artists from the past remain relatively unknown due to cultural biases by which women’s artwork is still widely perceived as less valuable than men’s
They were not so old that any of their teeth had fallen out
Gouache study on hot-pressed professional-grade 100% cotton watercolor paper measuring approximately 6x8 inches
Printed on Moab’s 290 gsm Entrada Bright paper and accompanied by a printed and stamped artist statement telling the story of the painting and documenting the specifications of the print
They are signed and dated by the artist on the back
"Boxed In" (Framed Original Acryla Gouache Soulscape) many highly-talented female artists fromAbout This Painting When I try to define, describe, or in any way come to terms with what it means to inhabit the world as a woman, the first thing that comes into my mind is nearly always the sense of mandated silence; of being muzzled; of having, so to speak, no mouth to speak of. Womens silence on the subject of ourselves is essential for patriarchy to exist, because the myths that uphold patriarchy cannot survive the true stories of our lives. But