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This is my selection of the best of the paintings I chose to illustrate what I wrote about in Part 1 of this Gutenberg entry. As you will see, there is a loose grouping of subjects. This makes it possible to compare the differing approaches of women painters to the same subject. I'd be interested to know which painting[s] appeal[s] to you most. They are numbered. Feel free to comment.
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Women Painters of the World
by Walter Shaw Sparrow (1905)
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