Women Artists
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Abad, Pacita | |
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Abbott, Berenice | "Paris was where the 20th century was." Should the remark so often quoted and attributed to Gertrude Stein prove apocryphal, it would make no difference. |
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Abbott, Mary | |
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Abelman, Ida | |
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Abercrombie, Gertrude | |
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Acheson, Alice | |
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Ackerman, Evelyn | |
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Adams, Lyn | |
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Adams, Renie Breskin | Born in Michigan City, Indiana, Renie Breskin Adams earned three degrees from Indiana University: B.A., psychology, 1960; M.A., anthropology, 1965; and M.F.A., fiber, 1973. |
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Adkins, Minnie | |
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Aebersold, Jane Ford | |
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Agnew, Terese | |
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Aguado, Deborah | |
Aguilar, Laura | ||
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Aguilar, Linda | |
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Agutte, Georgette | |
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Aiken, Gayleen | |
Akers, Adela | In 1965 Adela Akers traveled to Peru as a weaving adviser to the Alliance for Progress Program. In South America, she was deeply influenced by the innovative textiles of pre-Columbian Peruvian weavers, and researched ancient fiber traditions. |
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Akin, Eliza Cox | |
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Al-Hilali, Neda | |
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Alba, Elia | |
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Albee, Grace | |
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Albers, Anni | The daughter of a furniture manufacturer, Anni Albers (née Fleischmann) was born in Berlin. After studying art with a private tutor, and then with impressionist painter Martin Brandenburg, she continued her training at the School of Applied Art in Hamburg and the Bauhaus in Weimar and Dessau. |
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Albizu, Olga | |
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Albro, Maxine | |
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Allott, Patricia | |
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Alper, Natalie | |
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Alquilar, Maria | Born in New York. The daughter of a Russian Jewish mother and Spanish father. Her altarpieces seek to explore the mythic heritage of many cultures and expose their common threads. |
Alvarez, Laura | ||
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Aman, Jane | |
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Amendolara, Suzanne L. | Sue Amendolara earned her Master of Fine Arts from Indiana University in 1988. She's an Assistant Professor of Jewelry Design/Metalsmithing at Edinboro University, Edinboro, Pennsylvania. |
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Ames, Irene | |
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Amézcua, Consuelo González | Consuelo "Chelo" González Amézcua was a self-taught artist born in Piedras Negras, Mexico, in 1903. She immigrated to the United States in 1913. |
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Amos, Emma | |
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Andersen, Mary | |
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Anderson, Anne |