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Bridget Queen: Remember our name

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Remembering our names, he's a book that has been in the art business for a long time, tracking and rediscovering women artists who have not been properly evaluated and having been removed from the art office, while his life and his art have now gone beyond the social constraints of the day, and it is a powerful way of showing what their art means in the history of art. H. W. Janson's work of Western Arts, which began when he discovered that there were only 16 women artists who had officially named the great art studio, was to be accompanied by a book that seemed to identify the names of anonymous people in history that had been under the shadow of the patriarch. In this book, which has a character of art, electricity and memoir, he does not simply leave artists behind, but turns them into himself or our lives now, why we should pay attention to them now, what we can see and how we can connect them. In Janson's art history, female artist Artemisia Gentileski, who became a role model to the individual and was a great artist who had a influence on writing this book, named Adele Laguere, who was a member of the 18th century French Royal Academy, Lee Crax, who established her own abstractism, and finally convinced that we must live with love and dignity, and that we can be confident of the inspiration of the great artist's eye.

Korean title: 우리의 이름을 기억하라

Korean author: 브리짓 퀸

Korean publisher: 아트북스

ISBN-13: 9788961963015

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March 13, 2018

Tell me a female artist. I think for a long time. Gogh Gauguin Rembrandt, a male artist who's in line, and why I'm so excited about how different people think and get answers.

브리짓 퀸: 우리의 이름을 기억하라
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