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Shifting gender roles and deviations from societal norms are exemplified in portraits created by queer women artists active during the early twentieth century. A transformative period for women, the beginning of the twentieth century brought the concept of the New Woman to the fore and provided opportunities for independence and self-expression for women.
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- Anderson, Ruby (Author)
- Fahlman, Betsy (Thesis director)
- Codell, Julie (Committee member)
- School of Art (Contributor)
- School of Social Transformation (Contributor)
- Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor)
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2020-05
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