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Sculpture of brown polished wooden raised fist on a white surface against a grey background

Elizabeth Catlett, Black Unity, 1968
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Los mitos se construyen mediante una labor intensa y constante de propaganda. Fotografía de Margaret Bourke-White, una artista que me ha descubierto #WomrnsArt. Thanks, gracias.

Monochrome photograph featuring two white woman workers,upper half, while welding, both wearing goggles and with scarfs covering their hair

Female workers in US steel mills, WW2 (c.1942) were a subject for photographer Margaret Bourke-White. They were known as 'Rosies' based on the 'Rosie the Riveter' icon, which represented women who worked in factories and shipyards when men were absent in war #WomrnsArt

Print featuring a Black subject, head and shoulders, looking up to the right, against an orange background

"My right is a future of equality with other Americans" 1947 linocut by Elizabeth Catlett, US artist who expressed the Civil Rights cause through her prints #WomrnsArt

Contemporary printmaker Julia Lucey often employs aquatint etchings, printing them, cutting out elements by hand, and collaging them, layer upon layer #WomrnsArt

Print, black silhouette of four crocus blooms on stems with leaves on cream rough paper

'Crocuses' Lino Print
By contemporary printmaker Harriette Rymer #WomrnsArt

Print of a girl running with shocked expression and a small black dog chasing her on a cream background

Inuk artist Pitseolak Ashoona,
Girl chased by dog, 1961 #WomrnsArt