1. Feminism and Art History

7. First-Wave Feminism: Late 19 th /Early 20 th Centuries

14. Second-Wave Feminism: 1960s/1970s

18. WWI images

31. The Birth of Venus , Botticelli, 1482-1486

32. The Venus of Urbino , Titian, 1538

33. Olympia , Manet, 1863

34. Les Demoiselles d’Avignon , Picasso, 1907

36. Second-wave Feminist artists critique the “gaze”:

37. Feminist Graffiti

38. Guerilla Girls 1989

39. Barbara Kruger Your Body Is a Battleground (1989)

42. Artemisia Gentileschi Judith Slaying Holofornes 1612-1613

43. A rtemisia Gentileschi Susanna and the E lders 1610

44. Second-Wave Feminist artists critique the position of women artists in art history:

45. A rtemisia Gentileschi Guerrilla and the Elders 1610 (from The Guerrilla Girls' Bedside Companion to the History of Western Art. )

47. Second-Wave Feminist artists critique the treatment of women’s arts:

48. Miriam Schapiro Lost and Found 1998

54. My Bed (signed “J Bloggs”) Tracey Emin 1999

55. Prize of Lilies: Portrait of Joseph Makea 1986 Fiona Pardington