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We Are Artists celebrates the life and work of 15 female artists from around the globe and the distinctive mark they made on the art world and beyond. Presented as a collection of engaging biographical narratives, We Are Artists reveals how each artist's unique approach and perspective provided the art world and society at large with a new way of seeing things. It places the spotlight on women painters, sculptors, printmakers, illustrators, designers and craftswomen, who all too often are left out of history and art history books for children. Through their personal stories, readers will come to know the circles and art movements each artist worked in, and the influence they exerted on both the art world and society as a whole. Following in the wake of the Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls phenomenon, We Are Artists is aimed at inspiring young readers and aspiring artists, no matter what their gender, to find their own unique way of making a contribution to the world.

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This engaging introduction to the art and lives of 15 women active in the 20th century spans cultures, continents, and mediums... The clear, informative prose is sensitive and forthright about challenges the women faced... Page by page, these stories coalesce into a rich portrait showing women around the world making art against the odds.

This engaging introduction to the art and lives of 15 women active in the 20th century spans cultures, continents, and mediums... The clear, informative prose is sensitive and forthright about challenges the women faced... Page by page, these stories coalesce into a rich portrait showing women around the world making art against the odds. The scope and range of racial diversity and artistic formats is impressive... An inspiring look at revolutionary women and their creativity.

'Inspiring, smartly illustrated ... introduces creative role models to give children the confidence to be different' - Country Life Books of the Year 'An incredible piece of non-fiction about wonderful women who have made a stamp in art history' - A Little But a Lot 'Fascinating' - Books for Topics 'Gorgeously illustrated' - Culture Whisper

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Kari Herbert, explorer Sir Wally Herbert’s daughter, is the author of The Explorer’s Daughter, In Search of the South Pole and Heart of the Hero.

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