Angry woman painting

Capturing the raw emotion of a woman screaming into the wind in the style of an oil painting. This powerful artwork conveys a sense of liberation and untamed passion, inviting viewers to feel the intensity of the moment.

Themis was the goddess of Justice and Divine Law and Order in Greek mythology. The Daughter of Ouranos and Gaia, Themis would also be a consort of Zeus.

"Penitent Magdalene" (detail), 1611, Jusepe de Ribera.

A painter of her peer group foregrounds student protesters at her alma mater, Cooper Union, in her latest work.

Auguste Toulmouche 1829-1890 Frankrijk

Jael and Sisera Jan de Bray (c.1627–1697) York Art Gallery

27/dez/2018 - Ania Tomicka’s stirring figurative paintings have a particularly mystical quality within her latest body of work, “Omen.” In a show currently at Modern Eden Gallery under that title, several works by the Italian artist are collected. Often featuring feminine figures, the work calls upon literary and art histories.

Over the centuries, artists from Artemisia Gentileschi to Pipilotti Rist have given form to powerful expressions of women’s anger.

Furious (self-portrait) Helene Knoop oil on canvas 2003