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History of Feminism

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5. Not much different in Music History

Sat Jul 30, 2016, 10:15 AM

Jul 2016

Many of the most famous composers had equally, or more, talented sisters or wives that we have never heard of.

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Not all that long ago . . . in 1962, the standard art history textbook [View all] LuckyLib Jul 2016 OP

One famous name we studied in school at secondary level was guillaumeb Jul 2016 #1

georgia okeeffe nt msongs Jul 2016 #2

women couldn't hold a brush right to make a good stroke... juxtaposed Jul 2016 #3

did their boobs get in the way? mopinko Jul 2016 #4

Not much different in Music History AwakeAtLast Jul 2016 #5