Represented within all of the styles and movements on this site or any site, this is art made by our most spectacular gender that reflects and interprets their essence and experience. Women are the original creators on planet Earth.
  • Eva HESSE, Untitled, 1961
    Eva HESSE
    Untitled, 1961
  • Dorothy Eugenie Brett, Deer Hunters, 1960
    Dorothy Eugenie Brett
    Deer Hunters, 1960
  • Ruth (Aiko) Asawa, Chair with Six Bars, # 2, 1959
    Ruth (Aiko) Asawa
    Chair with Six Bars, # 2, 1959
  • Louise Ganthiers, Taos Fields, 1957
    Louise Ganthiers
    Taos Fields, 1957
  • Alma Woodsey Thomas, Shells & Fruit, 1956
    Alma Woodsey Thomas
    Shells & Fruit, 1956
  • Shirley Goldfarb, Untitled, 1956
    Shirley Goldfarb
    Untitled, 1956
  • Lois Mailou Jones, Coastal Road (Martha's Vineyard), 1954
    Lois Mailou Jones
    Coastal Road (Martha's Vineyard), 1954
  • Louise Ganthiers, Thrust, 1953
    Louise Ganthiers
    Thrust, 1953
  • Anne Ryan, Untitled, 1953
    Anne Ryan
    Untitled, 1953
  • Deborah Remington, "Abstract Composition in Gray", 1952
    Deborah Remington
    "Abstract Composition in Gray", 1952
  • Pansy Stockton, High in the Truchas, 1950s
    Pansy Stockton
    High in the Truchas, 1950s
  • Bernique Longley, Navaho Wife, 1950
    Bernique Longley
    Navaho Wife, 1950
  • Dorothy Eugenie Brett, Desert Indian, 1937
    Dorothy Eugenie Brett
    Desert Indian, 1937
  • Dorothy Eugenie Brett, Darkness Before Dawn, 1930
    Dorothy Eugenie Brett
    Darkness Before Dawn, 1930
  • Laura Gilpin, Ranchos Church, 1930
    Laura Gilpin
    Ranchos Church, 1930
  • Georgia O'Keeffe, Ranchos No. 3 (also titled, A Fragment of the Ranchos de Taos Church), 1929
    Georgia O'Keeffe
    Ranchos No. 3 (also titled, A Fragment of the Ranchos de Taos Church), 1929
  • Georgia O'Keeffe, Oak Leaves, 1923
    Georgia O'Keeffe
    Oak Leaves, 1923
  • Florence Miller Pierce, Grey Stone Carving
    Florence Miller Pierce
    Grey Stone Carving
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