Women in Art · 15th Century to the Present

A two-ink risograph print in warm terracotta and deep charcoal on off-white paper, showing a gallery interior with framed portraits arranged across softly lit walls, quiet and contemplative.

Welcome to The Woman Gallery

Highlighting the role of women in art — as artists and as subjects — from the 15th century through the present day.

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