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Women artists -- Fiction

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Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:

The Colorful Life of Kitty Swan, 2021

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Identifier: cw_2021spring_rockefeller_laura.pdf
Overview "This is a historical novel about one woman's trajectory as an artist during the Age of Revolutions. As a young woman coming of age in Boston in 1800, Kitty Swan is aware that she is living in a new century in a newly created country. She wants to find a place for herself as an artist in this world. Her path toward achieving this goal is blocked by the plans of her strong-willed mother, Hepzibah Swan, who is adamant that all of her children must marry well to secure the family's finances,...
Dates: 2021

The Emrys School of Art, 2023

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Identifier: pf_2023fall_wong_jennifer.pdf
Overview "As a senior at Morgan University, Grace Huang often feels more comfortable with the paintings than with her classmates. When she sneaks into a party thrown by the distinguished Emrys School of Art, she finds a grisly tableau: a portrait that screams while its subject is bleeding to death. When Grace is invited to join the Emrys School of Art, she can’t refuse. She finds a place to belong with fellow students and artists. As Grace digs into the Emrys School, she uncovers the secrets of magic...
Dates: 2023