women artists

Susan Rothenberg
Three Plus One, 1982-83
Acrylic on canvas 

(via SFMOMA | Explore Modern Art | Our Collection | Susan Rothenberg | Three Plus One)

Susan Rothenberg
For the Light, 1978-79
Synthetic polymer and vinyl paint on canvas 

(via Whitney Museum of American Art: Susan Rothenberg)

Susan Rothenberg
Axes, 1976
Synthetic polymer paint, gesso, charcoal and pencil on canvas 

“By the middle of the ’70s,” Rothenberg has said, “I sensed that people were tired of Minimal and Conceptual art. It made sense to paint an image of something you could recognize and feel something about.” Having found herself doodling a horse on a bit of canvas in 1973, Rothenberg shortly began a series of full-scale paintings of horses. These works anticipated the powerful return of figurative and subjective content in American and European art of the late 1970s and 1980s. (via MoMA | The Collection | Susan Rothenberg. Axes. 1976)

Susan Rothernberg
Hourglass, 1982
Oil on canvas 

(via Dallas Museum of Art - Collections)