The exhibition reveals how women artists had to overcome immense obstacles in a male-dominated industry, illustrating their struggles for recognition over 400 years.
The history of women artists is marred by loss, as much of their work and contribution remain obscure due to societal neglect and discrimination.
Tate Britain’s exhibition sheds light on the prevailing attitude that women could only engage in art as a hobby, sidelining their aspirations for professional recognition.
Examples like Mary Black emphasize the demeaning attitudes towards women artists, showcasing how even underpayment was often justified by derogatory assumptions about their worth.
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