History of Art in the Feminine

WRITTEN IN FRENCH

The first comic strip that gives women artists a prominent place in the history of art.

During a visit to the museum, Jo and Ben, two young teenagers, are surprised by the absence of women artists, unlike the great female presence in the paintings. Apollo and Artemis, ancient statues...

WRITTEN IN FRENCH

The first comic strip that gives women artists a prominent place in the history of art.

During a visit to the museum, Jo and Ben, two young teenagers, are surprised by the absence of women artists, unlike the great female presence in the paintings. Apollo and Artemis, ancient statues, will come to life to highlight the role of women artists in the history of art, throughout the world. Whether they excelled in academic genres or participated in avant-garde movements, depending on the era, all these artists contributed to the history of art with genius.
This great comic strip story is punctuated by 13 portraits written bySophie Caronand illustrated byLouise Nelson.

An event book, an essential book!

In partnership with AWARE, an association with an international vocation

Age From 8 to 12 years old

French
144 pages

Éditions Casterman