Women painters artists

Few art movements are as synonymous with the image of a paint-splattered male painter than abstract expressionism. Some of art history’s most radical masculine personalities emerged from the period, in which the physicality of the works echoed the…

As her critically-acclaimed exhibition I Live I Die I Will Be Reborn opens at the Serpentine Sackler Gallery, Vogue meets the Venezuelan-born artist.

Explore the lives of these twenty most famous women painters here, examining their most renowned pieces of the past few centuries that continue to motivate. We will celebrate these remarkable women in our journey through the 20 most famous female painters and look at the most celebrated women painters in art history. 1. Frida Kahlo

Inès Longevial’s first solo exhibition in Toulouse, France, is now open at Gallery M. She became famous on Instagram for her geometric paintings and soft colors.