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Alys Fane Trotter (1862–1961), Irish poet and artist, remembered for her illustrations of the Cape district (T)
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Thelma Van Rensburg (born 1969), artist working with ink, pencil and charcoal (V)
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Noria Mabasa (born 1938), sculptor, ceramist (M)
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Barbara Jeppe (1921–1999), botanical artist (J)
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Ambra Gambale (active since 2010), jewellery designer (G)
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Pamela Stretton (born 1980), digital artist (S)
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In South Africa, many women have long been oppressed. Rise from oppression, or perish from oppression. The 70 female artists, who were recorded in the random tool, did not shy away from being female artists, adding to their creations the anger of personal experience and the shame of South Africa’s cultural history. Their representative works fully integrate their personal feelings and experiences, and enjoy a high reputation in the world.
These female artists, preserved in this generator, usually use women, children, or infants as objects of their works. The beauty and art of women are the eternal themes of their works. Despite being Critical realism, their work is a wake-up call in South Africa and around the world, as well as in other countries and ethnic groups that treat women with disrespect and disrespect.
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