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Everyone thinks the war ended, but I’m still fighting alone. Our tent drowned in the storm, my daughters shake from cold, and my husband—hit by an explosive bullet—screams whenever the loose metal pins cut his nerve.
He needs urgent fixation surgery.
Please don’t leave us.
Everyone thinks the war ended, but I’m still fighting alone. Our tent drowned in the storm, my daughters shake from cold, and my husband—hit by an explosive bullet—screams whenever the loose metal pins cut his nerve.
He needs urgent fixation surgery.
Please don’t leave us.
Here, a very cool self-portrait (date unknown) and Young Ladies in a Garden Landscape (c.1735).
Her books, which she often illustrated herself, were mainly directed at young people.
She also translated stories into German from Russian, and wrote regularly for magazines such as Die Frau and Fürs Haus.
Self-portrait, 1893.
She applied to the Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando in 1759.
She was accepted unanimously, making her the first woman to be elected not only to the Academia but indeed to any académica de mérito.
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From 1915 to 1927, she ran a successful portrait studio in Holte, north of Copenhagen.
This is a self-portrait.
Here, a very cool self-portrait (date unknown) and Young Ladies in a Garden Landscape (c.1735).
She was also a talented artist known for her accurate paintings of the local flora of Tasmania.
#WomensArt
She was the daughter of Tintoretto, and sometimes is referred to as Tintoretta.
Self-portrait with a spinet, Uffizi (1580)
Her memoir Period Piece was published in 1952.
Self portrait, 1910.
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Her subjects included still lifes, portraits, and scenes from her Jewish neighborhood near the Prinseneiland River in Amsterdam.
Victim of Holocaust.
Her books, which she often illustrated herself, were mainly directed at young people.
She also translated stories into German from Russian, and wrote regularly for magazines such as Die Frau and Fürs Haus.
Self-portrait, 1893.