Mid-Century Modern Women in the Visual Arts

By Gloria Fowler

Mid-Century Modern Women in the Visual Arts features an unparalleled collection of real-life heroines of the art, design, and fashion industries.

This gorgeous book is brimming with colorful, hand-painted portraits of each of the 25 creative women.

Each illustration is accompanied by a carefully selected quote-each lovely lady's own words to live by.

- Entries feature a short biography of each prominent figure of the 1930s to the 1960s.
- Brimming with original illustrations by Ellen Surrey
- Includes an introduction by Gloria Fowler

Discover Edith Head's humor, Alma Thomas's gift for color, Vera Neumann's inventive spirit, and Sister Corita Kent's life advice--as well as Yayoi Kusama, Mary Blair, Ruth Asawa, Eva Zeisel, Florence Knoll, and many more.

Mid-Century Modern Women in the Visual Arts is a celebration of some of the most creative and successful women of that era, and how their work still resonates today.

- Wit, wisdom, and willfulness abound on page after page of this vibrant anthology.
- A great pick for mid-century architecture, design, and lifestyle fans
- Includes a brilliant range of well-known women and those who certainly should be
- Makes for a treasured gift of inspiration for creative tweens to adults, as well as artists,
designers, and feminists.
- Gorgeous on display on the coffee table

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 162326118X
• ISBN13: 9781623261184
• Release Date: October 2020
• Publisher: Chronicle Chroma
• Length: 116 Pages
• Weight: 1.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 7.8" x 10.2"