Showing posts with label women polymaths. Show all posts
Showing posts with label women polymaths. Show all posts

Sunday, March 29, 2020

Sunday, March 29, 2020: National Women's Month: Philomena van Rijswijk's Three Paintings "Shamanic Journey", "Roza and Me", and "Mi amiga donde Ecuador”


                                 Shamanic Journey ©  2020 Philomena van Rijswijk




Roza and Me ©  2020 Philomena van Rijswijk



Mi amiga donde Ecuador ©  2020 Philomena van Rijswijk


Philomena van Rijswijk is a Tasmanian artist and author. She paints in a naïve style,
with allusions to mythology, Shamanism and feminism. Philomena is inspired by
Grandma Moses, who said If I hadn’t taken up painting, I would have
raised chickens…

Saturday, March 2, 2019

Women's History Month: Cynthia Linville's "The Library, Albuquerque", "Evangeline's, Sacramento", and "Rim Rock Ranch"





"The Library, Albuquerque", © 2019 Cynthia Linville




  "Evangeline's, Sacramento, © 2019 Cynthia Linville





 "Rim Rock Ranch", © 2019 Cynthia Linville



Cynthia Linville’s photographs have appeared in The People's Tribune, The Sacramento News & Review, Capital Public Radio's website, Cracker (band) Official Facebook page, WTF, and Medusa's Kitchen, and her two books of collected poems, The Lost Thing and Out of Reach, are available from Cold River Press. Linville’s photography and poetry cross-pollinate, creating some strong poem-picture pairings she hopes to publish in a collection. Visit her website at CynthiaLinville.com.