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Title: Femfolio
Artist:
Emma Amos (American, Atlanta, Georgia 1938–2020 Bedford, New Hampshire)
Artist:
Eleanor Antin (American, born New York, 1935)
Artist:
Nancy Azara (American, born Brooklyn, New York, 1939)
Artist:
Betsy Damon (American, born 1940)
Artist:
Mary Beth Edelson (American, East Chicago, Indiana, 1933–2021 Ocean Grove, New Jersey)
Artist:
Lauren Ewing (American)
Artist:
Harmony Hammond (American, born Chicago, Illinois, 1944)
Artist:
Joyce Kozloff (American, born Somerville, New Jersey, 1942)
Artist:
Diane Neumaier (American, born 1946)
Artist:
Faith Ringgold (American, New York, 1930–2024 Englewood, New Jersey)
Artist:
Miriam Schapiro (American (born Canada), Toronto 1923–2015 Hampton Bays, New York)
Artist:
Carolee Schneemann (American, Fox Chase, Pennsylvania 1939–2019 New Paltz, New York)
Artist:
Joan Semmel (American, born New York, 1932)
Artist:
Sylvia Sleigh (American, born Llandudro, Wales, 1916–2010 New York)
Artist:
Joan Snyder (American, born Highland Park, New Jersey, 1940)
Artist:
Nancy Spero (American, Cleveland 1926–2009 New York)
Artist:
May Stevens (American, Dorchester, Massachusetts 1924–2019 Santa Fe, New Mexico)
Artist:
Athena Tacha (American, born Larissa, Greece, 1936)
Artist:
June Claire Wayne (American, Chicago, Illinois 1918–2011 Los Angeles, California)
Artist:
Martha Wilson (American, born Newtown, Pennsylvania, 1947)
Publisher:
Brodsky Center for Innovative Editions (New Brunswick, New Jersey)
Printer:
John C. Erickson
Date: 2007
Medium: Digital print; lithography, some hand coloring and gold dusting
Dimensions: Sheet: 12 × 12 in. (30.5 × 30.5 cm)
Classifications: Portfolios, Prints
Credit Line: Gift of Kit Smyth Basquin, 2014
Accession Number: 2014.11.1–.20
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