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Another launch of the Propg Digital Collection, through the Academic Culture seal, Recipient Women is configured as a work of great sensitivity when performing the intersection between art and feminine feelings. to emphasize that this book is not restricted to the generalities of “gender studies”. The proposal here extrapolates this concept. The author makes a multiple analysis: how does the woman see life and how does she express herself? How does the feminine appear in art? From these fundamental questions, it goes to the ancestral peoples, unveiling the first votive sculptures evoking fertility. Then, she makes a study of contemporary women artists, showing how each one expresses her anxieties and experiences through her works, highlighting Frida Khalo, Louise Bourgeois, Celeida Tostes, among others. Finally, Flavia Leme makes a self-assessment of her own work as an artist, expressing her creative process. Recipient women carry out a courageous study, which does not hesitate to reveal to the reader the afflictions, thoughts and projections of the feminine. In analysing art, this book touches the hearts of many women and discovers experiences that could not be known otherwise.

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