Voyaging Out: British Women Artists From Suffrage To The Sixties Carolyn Trant Thames Hudson Ltd Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Art General

Consider For A Moment The History Of Modern Art In Britain You May Struggle To Land On Narrative That Features Very Many Women This Journey Through Fascinating Period Social Change Artist Carolyn Trant Fills Some Gaps Traditional Histories Introducing Lives And Works Rich Network Neglected Artists Voyaging Out Sets These Alongside Such Renowned Presences As Barbara Hepworth Laura Knight Winifred Nicholson An Era Radical Activism Great Political Forged New Relationships With Its Institutions Was Not Without Challenges Acerbic Wit Delves Into Gendered Make-Up ‘Avant-Garde’ Tyranny Artistic ‘Isms’ Virginia Woolf’s First Novel Voyage (1915) Has Her Female Heroine Strive Towards Realization Sense Self Asking What Being Woman Might Mean Decades After Won Vote Fortunes Were Shaped By War Domesticity Continued Oppressions Spirited Resistance Succeeded Forging Creative Careers Others Thwarted Odds Stacked Against Them Weaving Devastating Individual Stories Playful Critique Reveals Hidden Σελίδες: 304 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0905 Διαστάσεις: 15 3X15 3Cm