Robyn Asleson Boeken

The first monograph on the key Victorian painter in a century.

The book explores the cultural liberation and empowerment of American women who emerged as influential figures in the avant-garde movement in early twentieth-century Paris. It highlights their contributions to art, literature, and social change, showcasing how they navigated and shaped the vibrant cultural landscape of the time. Through their experiences, the narrative reveals the transformative impact of this era on women's roles in society and the arts.