Italy’s Lost Women Artists Are Being Found And Rewritten Into History
About this episode
This episode discusses the rediscovery of women artists in Italy and their contributions to art history.
There’s something quietly extraordinary unfolding in Italy, inside museums, churches, and hidden archives where history has long rested in silence. For centuries, luminous works of art created by women were tucked away, overlooked, or forgotten. Not because they lacked brilliance, but because their stories were never fully told. And still, they remained, waiting, holding their place in time. Today, that silence is beginning to lift. In this episode of Speaking of Travel, we’re joined by Jane ...
People in this episode
Host: Marilyn Ball
Guest: Jane
Topics covered
- women artists
- art history
- Italy
- cultural heritage
- forgotten art
Keywords
- Italy
- women artists
- art history
- cultural heritage
- rediscovery
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: luminous works of art
Places: Italy
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