| 1, 1: "Representative Gwen Cherry insuring her vote gets noticed." From The Florida Photographic Collection, Political Collection. Call Number: PT02673. Between 1970 and 1979. Representative Gwen Cherry was the first African-American women in Florida's legislature. http://fpc.dos.state.fl.us | 4, 2 "Happy Family," from From Love Makes a Family: Living in Lesbian and Gay Families. Photo credit Gigi Kaeser. Family Diversity Project. http://www.familydiv.org/ | |
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1, 2 From "Women in the Old Country." American Memory Historical Collections for the National Digital Library. Call Number NV9-HM46-10. http://memory.loc.gov/ |
4, 3a "Sojourner Truth." National Photo Collection (Library of Congress). American Memory Historical Collections for the National Digital Library. Item in BIOG FILE - Truth, Sojourner, d. 1883. http://memory.loc.gov/ | |
| 1,3 From "Uzbec Women and Children. " Photo Credit: K. Flamos. Original Context: http://gwu.edu/~kflamos/uzbek7.htm | 4, 3b Columbia College Graduates. www.college.columbia.edu | |
| 1,4 From First Feast Collection, 2001. Photo Credit: Marin Gillis. | 5, 1 "Quilter," from American Memory Historical Collections for the National Digital Library. http://memory.loc.gov/ | |
| 2,1 From "Nahavo Woman and Twins." Between 1914-30. American Memory Historical Collections for the National Digital Library. Call Numbewr X-33012 http://memory.loc.gov/ | 6, 1 "Suffragettes Voting New York," 1917. National Photo Collection (Library of Congress). American Memory Historical Collections for the National Digital Library. Call Number: LOT 12351-10 http://memory.loc.gov/ | |
| 2,2 From "Reconciliation: Aboriginal Children Stolen."(Austr.) Original Context: http://www.englisch.schule.de/recon.htm | 6, 2 From the bookcover for: Does your Mama Know: An Anthology of Black Lesbian Coming Out Stories. Edited by lisa c. moore "The voices in does your mama know? share the stories of Black lesbians making the proverbial 'way out of no way' on the edge of self definition. It is a catalog of our longing, our grief, our innocence, our triumph and above all, our love." -R. Erica Doyle. Original Context: http://www.dnai.com/~seajay/fbn/fbn98/lesnf.html | |
| 2, 3a Frida Kahlo by Frida Kahlo. From the cover of W. Chadwick, Women Artists and the Surrealist Movement. | 6, 3 "Chiapas Women" From www.igc.org/sjpc/images/totzil.jpg. Photo Credit: Bill Hackwell. | |
| 2, 3b Eve From"Macabre Representation of the Tree of Knowledge and Death." Woodcut by Jost Amman, from Jacob Rueff's De conceptu et generatione hominis, printed by Peter Fabricus, Frankfurt, 1587. From Medieval Macabre. http://www.godecookery.com/macabre/gallery3/macabre3.htm |
6 and 7, 4. From "Women in Taliban Afghanistan. " Photo Credit: Saeed Khan. Muslim Women's League. Original Context: http://www.afghanweb.com/woman/talibanwomen.html See also: http://www.afghan-web.com/ciriello/woman/
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| 3 and 4, 1 Greek Maiden Statue (Kori). | 7, 1 "Purple Woman Sign." Original context lost in the cyber-aether. | |
| 3, 2 From "Lucretia Coffin Mott Postcard." 1897 National American Woman Suffrage Association Collection (Library of Congress). http://memory.loc.gov/ | 7, 2a "Tree Woman" From Ana Mendieta, Arbol de la Vida 294 (Tree of Life), 1977. Photo of earth-body work with tree and mud executed at Old Man's Creek, Iowa City, Iowa. (50.8x33.6cm). Collection of Ignacio Mendieta. Estate of Ana Mendieta and Galerie Lelong, NY. Also found in Margaret Barlow, Women Artists (Hugh Lauter Levin, 2000): 281. For more info on Mendieta, see: http://www.hungryflower.com/leorem/mendieta.html | |
| 3,3 "Latin American Market Scene." Free Clipart from www.artoday.com | 7, 2b "Women Demonstrate in Kenya" from Amnesty International. Original context www.amnesty-usa.org/ women/act.html | |
| 3,4 "Korean Women" from Unesco Courier: http://www.unesco.org/courier/2000_06/uk/doss25.htm | 7, 3 . "Soas Woman," PBS Ancestors in America. Original Context: http://www.pbs.org/ancestorsintheamericas/program1_1.html. Web design from National Asian American Telecommunications Association: http://www.naatanet.org/ |
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Hildegaard of Bingen, "Scivias," 1142-52. Formerly Wiesbaden Hessische Landesbibliothek. Destroyed during WWII. See full colour plate in Whitney Chadwick, Women, Art, and Society, revised ed. (Thames and Hudson, 1996): 51. |
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Re-outfitted from http://images.anarchosyndicalism.org/feminism/smash_patriarchy.gif. Original Context: http://anarchosyndicalism.org/as.php3 But this is now lost in the cyber ether. |
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Marin Gillis |
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Marin Gillis. Launched: December 8, 2001. Last Modified: April 2007 mgillis@medicine.nevada.edu |
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Dr. Debra Abbott, Deborah Miller, and Dave Wilson at the Center for Instructional and Research Technology (CIRT) Lab at the Faculty Enhancement Office at the University of North Florida who patiently taught me how to make www pages and who assisted me through the realization this project. Special mention to Dave who help create my witchy logo. http://www.unf.edu/dept/cirt/ |
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