Iconic feminist graffitti (UK), 1979, photographed by Jill Posener, British photographer and activist #WomensArt

Contemporary artist Lena Limkina created an “artist's diary,” with pen and and ink journal sketches #WomensArt

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Painter Shani Rhys James – States of Mind
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Kate Bush, performer, singer, songwriter and musician in a photographic portrait by her brother John #WomensArt

Equilibrium, 2012 by US painter Amy Sherald #WomensArt

Linen jacket by Agnes Richter, a seamstress who was placed in a Heidelberg psychiatric hospital during the late 1800′s and who embroidered her life story onto the jacket as an attempt to regain her identity #WomensArt

Rachel Hayes, contemporary artist who creates textile based largescale outdoor, site specific installations #WomensArt

Liza Adamczewski (aka the Accidental Ecologist), artist who has created a series of 'Garden Icons' - mini paintings inspired by her local wildlife #womensart

'Summer fields' by contemporary painter Susan Simioni, based in Tasmania , Australia #WomensArt

Katharine Hepburn (1907- 2003), film star and pioneer in female style, who helped popularise women's trouser wearing #WomensArt

Canada-based artist Danielle Currie aka Satellite Stitches (on Instagram), creates mesmerizing hand embroidery based on satellite images of Earth's oceans #WomensArt

Shima Seien (島成園) (1892–1970) was a nihonga artist in the Taishō and Shōwa periods of Japanese history #WomensArt

Mitjili Napurrula is an Indigenous Australian artist from the Northern Territories #WomensArt

Into the Blue (Dans le bleu), 1894 by Spanish born painter Amélie Beaury-Saurel #WomensArt

When the blue sun rises, 2021 textile installation by Brazilian artist Sonia Gomes €WomensArt

Australian painter Kirrily Hammond, Albion St, Brunswick East, 2017 #WomensArt

Witcombe Point, Evening, c.2021 by UK printmaker Louise Hayward #WomensArt

Tiffany Alfonseca, Bronx-born Dominican-American contemporary mixed media artist #WomensArt

Seattle-based artist Isobelle Ouzman carves intricate 3D illustrations into discarded books found in dumpsters, recycling bins, and local thrift shops #WomensArt

The Actual Bookshop Window has many excellent books including Unlocking Women's Art - #WOMENSART xxx