This novel introduces Charlotte Whyte - a San Francisco art historian whose research takes her from art to murder - in a mystery of lost wartime art treasures, long-buried secrets and deadly betrayals.

Framed

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Whitney Chadwick

Mystery

Pan/Macmillan

Describes the conditions women artists worked under from the Middle Ages to the present, and discusses women's relationship to, and involvement in, art.

Women, Art, and Society

Thames&Hudson

This pioneering book stands as the most comprehensive treatment of the lives, ideas and art works of the remarkable group of women who were an essential part of the Surrealist movement.

Women artists and the surrealist movement

Bulfinch Press,U.S.

The self-portrait is an artist’s most intriguing vehicle for analysis and self-expression. Serving a dual role as both creator and subject, artists are offered unusual freedom; as a result, self-portraits offer special value and high interest for both artists and art lovers. Mirror Mirror explores the role of the self-portrait in the work of 40 women artists from the mid-17th century to today. Filled with gorgeous, full-color reproductions, this unique guide covers a wide range of media—from oil painting to photography, woodcut to ceramic sculpture. Readers will discover the rare work of major painters including Mary Beale, Gwen John, and Dame Barbara Hepworth, as well as portraits by women known primarily for their work in other media, such as photographer Lee Miller and ceramicist Susie Cooper. Each of these wonderful self-portraits appears chronologically and features fascinating biographical details of each artist, as well as inspiring essays from two leading art historians: Whitney Chadwick, who discusses style, technique, and how the artist explored her own identity; and Frances Borzello, who presents the historical background and artistic context of each portrait. Whether you’re interested in history, art appreciation, or general women’s issues, Mirror Mirror offers a rare look into the work, intrigue, and genius of some of the most creative women artists throughout the centuries. • Features beautiful, rare reproductions • Captivating, understandable text written by highly regarded scholars • Women's history and art continually appeal to a wide audience

Mirror Mirror: Self-Portraits by Women Artists

Arts & Photography

Liz Rideal

Frances Borzello

History & Criticism

Watson/Guptill

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