During the Renaissance artists could not depict woman’s toes or bare feet in their paintings. This way, they were spared any "callous" remarks from critics.
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Monday, November 23, 2009
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2 comments:
Chortling...
Women in art have been subjected to all kind of criticisms. Their bodies have been exposed and abused all in the so call claim that it is beauty. And still today women right to decide is up for grabs.
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