Forgotten Women Artists – free art history resources for teachers and students

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Free Women Artists Resources

Click on a resource to download a free PDF. These materials are provided for anyone to use, especially art teachers, students and anyone interested in the history of women artists.

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01

Sofonisba Anguissola

Renaissance painter, portraitist and court artist.

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02

Lavinia Fontana

Pioneering professional painter of Renaissance Bologna.

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03

Artemisia Gentileschi

One of the most remarkable painters of the Baroque.

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04

Judith Leyster

Dutch Golden Age painter, master and rediscovered talent.

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05

Rachel Ruysch

Celebrated painter of extraordinarily detailed flower still lifes.

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06

Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun

International portraitist and painter to Marie Antoinette.

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07

Rosa Bonheur

Internationally acclaimed nineteenth-century animal painter.

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08

Berthe Morisot

A central figure in the development of Impressionism.

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09

Paula Modersohn-Becker

A groundbreaking early modern painter and self-portraitist.

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10

Hilma af Klint

A visionary pioneer of abstraction whose work remained largely unseen.

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11

Lee Krasner

A major and independent voice in Abstract Expressionism.

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12

Judy Chicago

Artist, educator and pioneering figure in feminist art.

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Women Artists Timeline

See the twelve artists alongside their contemporaries and key moments in the history of art — from the Renaissance to the twentieth century.

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Click on a resource to download as a free document. These materials are provided for anyone to use , especially art teachers, students and anyone interested in the history of women artists. If you find them useful, I’d love to hear from you - please consider leaving a comment or sharing the resources with others