Collection «Strangers»

The depiction of women in art has a long history dating back to ancient times. In different cultures and eras, women have been depicted in different ways, from goddesses and saints to ordinary women and models.
Ancient Egyptian art depicted women as goddesses such as Isis, the main goddess of Egypt, who was a symbol of motherhood, fertility and protection. In the art of ancient Greece, women were depicted as heroes and goddesses such as Aphrodite, goddess of beauty and love. Roman art also often depicted women as goddesses.

In more modern art, women are often depicted as models and subjects for artists. Some artists use images of women to convey their political, social, or cultural views. For example, in the work of feminist artists, images of women are used to highlight issues of gender inequality and social injustice.
In general, the depiction of women in art reflects the social, cultural and historical contexts in which they live and can have many meanings and interpretations.