Linda Nochlin, “Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?”
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What is Nochlin's main argument?
Women lacked equal opportunities, not artistic talent.
Why does Nochlin criticize the question itself?
It assumes women naturally lack artistic genius.
Why doesn't Nochlin simply list forgotten women artists?
Listing female artists doesn't explain why women had fewer opportunities than men.
What does Nochlin argue about artistic genius?
Success requires training and opportunities, not just talent.
Why does Nochlin discuss Picasso?
His father's support and training helped develop his talent.
Why does Nochlin compare women to wealthy upper-class people?
Both were discouraged from becoming professional artists because of social expectations.
What important artistic training were women denied?
Drawing from nude models.
Why was nude life drawing important?
It was essential for prestigious history painting.
How did society view art for women?
A hobby, not a professional career.
Why does Nochlin discuss Rosa Bonheur?
Her success shows the importance of support, opportunity, and challenging gender roles.