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Summer 2000

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Romaine Brooks Self-Portrait 1923 Smithsonian American Art Museum Gift of the artist

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Members of the Monarch Brass Quintet subscribe to a new model of professional musicianship, applying values traditionally viewed as female to their creative work.
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Amazons in the Drawing Room: The Art of Romaine Brooks

Romaine Brooks's psychologically penetrating portrait style made her a highly successful artist in early 20th-century Paris and earned her the nickname "Thief of Souls".

Gardener's Delight

This summer, women artists brought their gardens to NMWA through paintings, photographs, and installations. A few share how the flowers and plants of their personal sanctuaries influence their work.

Graciela Iturbide's Images of the Spirit

Iturbide's photographs depicting Mexico's extensive cultural heritage, capture the heart of her country and its people.

Voices Rising: Alabama Women Artists

NMWA's Alabama State Committee and Curator Ruth appelhof bring a taste of Alabama and the Deep South to the nation's capital.

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