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Lize Bartelli: Skeleton Closet
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The representation of women in art history, especially in the field of painting, was, for a long time, largely restricted to the reproduction of models in artificial, sometimes languid poses, idealized in maternal tenderness or in disguised modesty– in addition to the lack of female artists and the erasure of the rare exceptions.
Title: Lize Bartelli: Skeleton Closet
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The representation of women in art history, especially in the field of painting, was, for a long time, largely restricted to the reproduction of models in artificial, sometimes languid poses, idealized in maternal tenderness or in disguised modesty– in addition to the lack of female artists and the erasure of the rare exceptions.
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