Women Artists
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Falkenstein, Claire | Falkenstein's major contribution to sculpture occurred in 1954, when, while working in Rome, she discovered a means of facing metal and glass. |
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Fanshell, Nora | |
Farr, Dorathy | ||
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Fasano, Clara | |
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Faulkner, Kady B. | |
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Fe, Sonya | |
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Federighi, Christine | |
Feigin, Dorothy Dee Lubell | ||
Feldman, Aline | ||
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Felski, Albina | Felski, who began painting in 1960, wrote: "Im very busey [sic] around the house and I work in a factory I paint in fall, winter & spring time I enjoy summers the most." In 1945 she came to Chicago from Canada and worked for twenty-seven years in an electronics factory, doing machine and assembly |
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Felten, Frances | |
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Fenicchia, Concetta | |
Fennell, Patricia | ||
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Fernandez, Christina | |
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Fernández, Sandra C. | |
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Fernández, Teresita | |
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Ferne, Hortense | |
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Ferrara, Jackie | |
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Ferren, Rae | |
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Ferris, Edythe | |
Fine, Perle | ||
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Firestone, Susan Paul | |
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Fisch, Arline | Arline Fisch was born in Brooklyn, New York, and received a B.S. degree in art education from Skidmore College and an M.A. from the University of Illinois. |
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Fish, Janet | |
Fisher, Elaine | ||
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Fiskin, Judy | |
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Fitch, Barbara | |
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Fitch, Gladys Kelley | |
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Flack, Audrey | |
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Fletcher, Christine B. | |
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Fletcher, Mary | |
Florsheim, Lillian | ||
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Foley, Margaret | |
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Forman, Helen | |
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Fornance, Mary | |
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Forrester, Patricia Tobacco |