Together   Joan Schulze   36.5 x 52.5 inches 2018 ARTIST STATEMENT Working with the myth of Lady Godiva riding through town, and following the lead of many artists to visualize the activist suffragists, I explored [...]

  Unsung Heroines of African-American Suffrage   Arturo Alonzo Sandoval   84 x 84 inches 2019 ARTIST STATEMENT Researching suffragist Ethel Williams of Detroit, Michigan, led me to discover many women of African-American descent who participated in [...]

  Katharine Dexter McCormick: Making Her Mark   Pixeladies   38 x 36 inches 2019 ARTIST STATEMENT Katharine McCormick was an ardent activist for the suffrage movement. She served as treasurer and vice president of the National [...]

  Vote for You   Therese May   67 x 72 inches 2018 ARTIST STATEMENT Sojourner Truth’s story is a metaphor for the lives of many women today, which is the reason I interpreted her as a [...]

  Homage to Lucy Burns   Patricia Malarcher   53 x 54.75 inches 2019 ARTIST STATEMENT I chose Lucy Burns as my subject to represent the hardships women endured while fighting for the 19th Amendment. Many suffragists [...]

  Lucy Stone   Susan Lenz   26 x 40 inches 2018 ARTIST STATEMENT From the beginning, I knew that I wanted to create a hinged work that referenced antique daguerreotypes. This early photographic process employed an [...]

Divine Floods of Light and Life   John Lefelhocz   42 x 41 x 3 inches 2019 ARTIST STATEMENT The big question to myself was how to blend into my version of a flag quilt the idea [...]

  Standing Together   Pat Kumicich   37.5 x 56 inches 2018 ARTIST STATEMENT For this project, I was fortunate to find a book devoted to suffragist sheet music with songs that date back to as early [...]

  Belva Lockwood   Jill Kerttula   43 x 33 inches 2019 ARTIST STATEMENT During Hillary Clinton’s run for president in 2016, I saw a mention that she was not actually the first woman to run for [...]

  No Shrinking Violets   Patricia Kennedy-Zafred   61.5 x 45 inches 2018 ARTIST STATEMENT As an artist who works with photographic images, I was attracted to regional leaders of the movement. Jessie Stubbs and “General” Rosalie Jones [...]