Women, Art, and Power, and Other Essays
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"Certain conventions of eroticism are so deeply ingrained that one scarcely bothers to think of them: one is that the very term “erotic art” is understood to imply the specification “erotic for men.”" --"Eroticism and Female Imagery in Nineteenth-Century Art" |
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Women, Art, and Power, and Other Essays (1988) is a collection of essays by Linda Nochlin. The book is illustrated in black and white with 54 paintings and photographs, and introduced in a brief text.
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- "Women, Art and Power", 1979-88
- "Morisot's `Wet Nurse': The Construction of Work and Leisure in Impressionist Painting", 1987-88
- "Lost and `Found': Once More the Fallen Woman", 1978
- "Some Women Realists", 1974
- "Florinne Stettheimer: Rococo Subversive", 1980
- "Eroticism and Female Imagery in Nineteenth-Century Art", 1972
- "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?", 1970
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