1. Ethel Spowers
The Australian artist's Wikipedia page says "Spowers had her first solo exhibit in Melbourne at age 30, showing fairy-tale illustrations."
2. Pat Boas
3. Bonnie Branson
The late American painter and sculptor's Wikipedia page says she was "one of Portland, Oregon's most prominent artists during the 1970s–1980s."
4. Elizabeth Eichhorn
5. Sonia Ebling
The late Brazilian sculptor's Wikipedia page says "Her work in cement includes the adding of oxide pigments and vegetable fibers, creating a durable and adaptable piece of art characterized as both a painting and a sculpture."
6. Valerie Ganz
7. Maren Hassinger
The African-American artist's Wikipedia page says "She is known for her sculpture and public art using natural and industrial materials."
8. Magda Frank
9. Rita McKeough
The Canadian interdisciplinary artist's Wikipedia page says "She was the winner of a 2009 Governor General's Awards in Visual and Media Arts."
10. Rachell Sumpter
11. Daria Martin
The American artist and filmmaker's Wikipedia page says Martin is "based in London since 2002" and that she works "primarily in 16mm film."
12. Allyson Mitchell
13. Felícia Leirner
The Polish-born Brazilian sculptor's Wikipedia page says "At the age of 44, she began studying sculpture with the photographer Victor Brecheret."
14. Zarina Hasmi
15. Joyce J. Scott
The African-American sculptor's Wikipedia page says she "is known for works containing social commentary on 'race, gender and violence' and themes of spiritual healing."
16. Frances Stark
17. Gerardina Jacoba van de Sande Bakhuyzen
The 19th-century Dutch painter's Wikipedia page says "She is known for still lifes, flowers, and fruit."
18. Anne Walsh
