A Woman’s Eye, Her Art

A Woman's Eye, Her Art explores the lives and works of European modernist women artists, examining how they challenged perceptions of femininity and the female body through their self-portraits and depictions of others. Featuring iconic figures like Paula Modersohn-Becker, Claude Cahun, Lee Miller, and Dora Maar, the book highlights their courage to forge new artistic and societal paths amid social hypocrisies. Richly illustrated and thoughtfully written, it connects their pioneering efforts to contemporary conversations about gender, art, and freedom.