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This artwork fits our theme, because it is a common distinction that only men can fight, but as an advocate for feminism, all women can choose to be a fighter if they choose to. This makes this artwork very powerful with the extraordinary usage of colors to focus the attention on the women punching and almost looks like she is beating the man. (Material Used: Paint, Dimensions: 22 x 30 inches, Location: N/A) - Brandon Hoang

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I like this portrait because it has a deep meaning behind it. I feel like it explains what some woman go through. It helps raise awareness. - Lizbeth Saldana

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This portrait goes into detail about todays beauty standards. I feel like in our society its become a huge thing. - Lizbeth Saldana

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Roberta Construction Chart Part #1, Lynn Hershman Leeson, 1975

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Roberta Construction Chart Part #1, Lynn Hershman Leeson, 1975

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This is another image that isnt directly femenist, but it was a groundbreaking piece of art for its time. Depicting nude woman in such posses challenges the traditional beliefs of the time. So it did help progress peoples perception of woman and their bodies. (Material Used: Oil Paint, Dimensions: 8 feet x 7 feet 8 inches, Location: Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City) - Ivan Rincon

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Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, Pablo Picasso, 1907

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Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, Pablo Picasso, 1907

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This painting displays a unification of women which shows the power when women come together and work towards a common goal which is an advocate for feminism. (Material Used: Paint, Dimensions: 24 x 36 inches, Location: N/A) - Brandon Hoang

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This sculpture fits the theme of feminism due to the representation of the woman who is pushing the man into a void showing her strength. I also think that this is beautifully sculpted which brings the artwork to life. (Material Used: Silicone-Glass-Stone, Dimensions: 28 x 18 x 12 inches, Location: N/A) - Brandon Hoang

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I think this art is relevant to our topic because it covers influential women throughout history, which I think is important that we display. Throughout history woman have been overshadowed by men in almost every aspect. So to truly stay on theme with feminisms, I think it is essential to recognize these women. (Material Used: Ceramic Plates, Porcelain Tiles, Dimensions: 48 feet x 42 feet, Location: Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art at the Brooklyn Museum in New York City)- Ivan Rincon

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This sculpture portrays the empowerment of women representing their strength and resilience. That contributes to the theme of feminism, and it is interesting to see a different type of material used in a sculpture. (Material Used: Cowskin, Dimensions: 5 - 7 feet, Location: N/A) - Brandon Hoang

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Umfanekiso wesibuko (Mirror image), Nandipha Mntambo, 2013

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Umfanekiso wesibuko (Mirror image), Nandipha Mntambo, 2013

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While this painting was originally seen as an objectification of women, it can be interpreted as Venus being a representation of the female beauty in an empowering way. The fact that this artwork is iconic and one can include a feminist theme to it is what makes me believe it should be included in the virtual museum. (Material Used: Oil Paint, Dimensions: 68 in × 109.6 in, Location: Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy) - Ivan Rincon

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The Birth of Venus, Sando Botticelli, 1486

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The Birth of Venus, Sando Botticelli, 1486

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I think this self portrait is relevant because Frida is a very important feminist icon. She would go against social norms. From her famous unibrow, to her exploration of her sexuality, she spoke volumes against the status quo. In this self portrait, which she did after her divorce, shows a sense of going against traditional roles of man and woman, showing herself dress like a conventional man. Which speaks on her independence and defiance of the norm that she needed a man.(Material Used: Oil on Canvas Painting, Dimensions: 15.8 inches x 11 inches, Location: Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City.) - Ivan Rincon  

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Self Portrait with Cropped Hair, Frida Khalo, 1940

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Self Portrait with Cropped Hair, Frida Khalo, 1940

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2020. This would be perfect to add to our artwork because this symbolises that even though we may come from different backgrounds.Should be included because women need to stop think that men have power over us and start thinking that we can do anything that men can do but ten to times better -Aamaiya Mathews

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Kamala Harris, Joe Biden, Black Girl Magic, Black Lives Matter

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Kamala Harris, Joe Biden, Black Girl Magic, Black Lives Matter

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Should be included too because for a long time, women have been left out of many of the important decisions when it comes to making plans or reinforcement on the world because men think that they only serve one purpose - Aamaiya Mathews

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I really like this photograph because till this day women still struggle in our society. It'll be a good talking point. - Lizbeth Saldana

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Men and the Media Are Our Enemies, Gabriel H Sanchez, 1974

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Men and the Media Are Our Enemies, Gabriel H Sanchez, 1974

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We should include this not because it shows all the civil protests women have went through over the years bur it shows how it have shaped and defined women to the way that they are now and hopefully remain in the future -Aamaiya Mathews

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This picture is an example of women coming together and uniting as one. It shows the power and strength women have.- Lizbeth Saldana

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I think that this artwork would be a great idea for our theme because this shows that with just enough strength and determination that women can do anything and everything that they wish to achieve. What you also can see in this artwork is that to achieve even a little greatness in life was that many women would have to protect themselves and learn how fight for the things that they want. (Material Used: Print, Dimensions: 22 inches x 30 inches, Location: N/A)- Aamaiya Mathews

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Today in Feminist History: Facing a Temporary Legislative Setback, David M. Dismore, 1918

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Today in Feminist History: Facing a Temporary Legislative Setback, David M. Dismore, 1918