Sandpaper: Ellen Day Hale

By Vicki Cooke 2012

Kevin Thomas

Dimensions
76cm x 54cm

From a family of artists and writers, Day Hale (1855-1940) was active in the American painting and printing scene of the time. She was a pioneer of colour etchings, alongside her partner, Gabrielle Clements. She travelled and exhibited widely in America and Europe, including the London Royal Academy and the Paris Salon. Prints available to buy

Vicki Cooke

Erased, Redrawn: Artemesia Gentilschi

Many women were making art in the 17th and 18th century, but much of their work has disappeared without a trace. How do we choose to remember the past when what we see is always incomplete? The ghosts of the forgotten are haunting, but through the action of drawing, they are remembered. Featuring in the series 'A Woman of Genius', rediscovering the lives of women artists. Fratellini ran a successful studio in Florence in the Baroque period and painted portraits and religious scenes.

Trace:Fratellini

Erased, Redrawn: Anna Dorothea Therbusch

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