- Language
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Deutsch
- Extent
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33-44
- Inventory number
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SHELFMARK:KU.17.032-a
Subject (what)
Göttin
Matriarchat
Architektur
Bildende Kunst
Vor- und Frühgeschichte
Matriarchat
Architektur
Bildende Kunst
Vor- und Frühgeschichte
Subject (where)
Ägypten $ Kreta
Subject (when)
1982
Contributor
Harper & Row
Published
Harper & Row
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- Rights
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FrauenMediaTurm - Feministisches Archiv und Bibliothek
- Last update
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07.02.2023, 8:11 AM CET
Associated
- Harper & Row
Time of origin
- Harper & Row
Other Objects (12)
Matrilineal reinterpretation of some Egyptian sacred cows
Quilts: The great American art
Delilah
Social status and gender in roman art: the case of the saleswomen
Miriam Shapiro and "Femmage": Reflections on the conflict between decoration and abstraction in twentieth-century art
Lost and found: once more the fallen woman
Virility and domination in early twentieth-century
Mourners on Greek vases: remarks on the social history of women
Degas's "Misogyny"
Taking a second look: observations on the iconography of a French Queen, Jeanne de Bourbon (1338-1378)
Feminism and art history : questioning the litany
Gender or genius? : The women artists of German expressionism
Matrilineal reinterpretation of some Egyptian sacred cows
Quilts: The great American art
Delilah
Social status and gender in roman art: the case of the saleswomen
Miriam Shapiro and "Femmage": Reflections on the conflict between decoration and abstraction in twentieth-century art
Lost and found: once more the fallen woman
Virility and domination in early twentieth-century
Mourners on Greek vases: remarks on the social history of women
Degas's "Misogyny"
Taking a second look: observations on the iconography of a French Queen, Jeanne de Bourbon (1338-1378)
Feminism and art history : questioning the litany
Gender or genius? : The women artists of German expressionism
Matrilineal reinterpretation of some Egyptian sacred cows
Quilts: The great American art
Delilah
Social status and gender in roman art: the case of the saleswomen
Miriam Shapiro and "Femmage": Reflections on the conflict between decoration and abstraction in twentieth-century art
Lost and found: once more the fallen woman
Virility and domination in early twentieth-century
Mourners on Greek vases: remarks on the social history of women
Degas's "Misogyny"
Taking a second look: observations on the iconography of a French Queen, Jeanne de Bourbon (1338-1378)
Feminism and art history : questioning the litany