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GENERAL BOOKS AND ARTICLES in English, French, German, and Italian PRE-1800 NINETEENTH-CENTURY FIN-DE-SIECLE Camille Claudel Suzanne Valadon American sculptors Bloomsbury and Nina Hamnett Early Moderns: Russia, Finland, Germany EARLY TO MID-TWENTIETH CENTURY Dada and more Surrealists Neel, Bourgeois, Moore, Frink LATTER TWENTIETH CENTURY The Feminist 1970s The 1980s The 1990s Individual Artists Photography |
 HIS BIBLIOGRAPHICAL extravaganza is an offshoot of the even more
massive list I compiled while researching my (as yet unpublished) book Women Looking at Men.
It includes books, articles, exhibition catalogs, and the like
and covers a broad range of periods, countries,
and media. I hope that it will prove useful to both
students and art historians, but keep in mind that this
is a very eclectic list stemming from a particular project and may or may
not include the artist or topic you seek. There is almost nothing
on strictly abstract art, although there is a lot on Surrealism. Likewise,
it covers some of the big names, omits many others, and should surprise you
with its sources on some relatively obscure artists. It has nothing
written after about 1995. Those caveats aside, it
lists a huge amount of material in what I hope are reasonable categories.
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| The list includes sources in German, French, Italian, Czech, Swedish, Spanish, Dutch, and Russian, and also (if memory serves me) in Danish, Finnish, and Hungarian. If you haven’t yet used foreign-language sources, fear not: often there will be an English summary at the end. If you know French or Spanish, you can probably figure out an article in Italian, and if you know German, Dutch and the Scandinavian languages are pretty manageable. Besides, sometimes foreign magazines have reproductions of works you haven’t seen elsewhere. It’s all part of the thrill of the chase. | ||
This bibliography represents many hours of work and is ©Karla Huebner. You may print it out for use in research and teaching, but please include proper attribution if you give copies to students or colleagues. Also, I’d love to hear from you— e-mail me describing your class and/or research (but please don’t be offended if I don’t get back to you right away). You can order copies of some of these books via my online bookstore. |
Danuta Bois’ Distinguished Women of Past and Present
Art page for the above
The Varo Registry of Women Artists
Wendy’s Women Artists in History
Irene Oberg’s Women Artists in History
Sonoma State Women Artists Archive
Sarah Whitworth’s Women Artists page
National Museum of Women in the Arts
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