INTRODUCTION: A HOUSE WITHOUT WALLS Every era inherits a story of art that pretends to be complete. It isn’t. Canonical art history, with its confident timelines and its neat pantheon of “masters,” is less an objective record than a curated memory, a memory shaped by who had access to training, who had patrons, who was documented, who was collected, who was allowed to sign their name. And for centuries, that memory excluded half of humankind. Women have always created. They painted caves,...

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