Histoire de l'Art au féminin - French Educational Comic | Ages 11-16 (CM2-2nde)

🎨 ART HISTORY REIMAGINED: Discover the overlooked women artists who shaped art history in this eye-opening graphic novel that brings balance to our artistic heritage!

During a museum visit, teenagers Jo and Ben notice something striking—plenty of women appear as subjects in paintings, but where are all the women artists? Suddenly, ancient statues of Apollo and Artemis come to life, guiding our young protagonists through a global journey that illuminates the crucial role women have played in art history.

📖 BOOK HIGHLIGHTS:

• Follow Jo and Ben as they discover women artists who excelled in academic genres and avant-garde movements
• Explore how these artists helped shape today's artistic culture despite historical barriers
• Enjoy 13 special artist portraits written by Sophie Caron and illustrated by Louise Nelson
• Created in partnership with AWARE: Archives of Women Artists, Research & Exhibitions
• Combines engaging storytelling with important historical recovery

🌈 PERFECT FOR:

• Young art enthusiasts and budding feminists
• Expanding representation in art education
• Classroom art history and social studies resources
• Visual learners who connect with graphic storytelling
• Building awareness about gender equality in the arts

📚 PRODUCT DETAILS:

• Age Range: 11-16 years (CM2-2nde)
• Format: Graphic Novel/Comic
• ISBN: 9782203241916
• Publisher: Casterman
• Title: Histoire de l'Art au féminin (Women's Art History)

🧠 EDUCATIONAL VALUE:

• Art history from a fresh perspective
• Gender representation awareness
• Critical thinking about historical narratives
• Introduction to significant women artists
• Cultural literacy through visual storytelling
• Inspiration for young artists of all genders

An essential, eye-opening journey that finally gives women artists the prominent place they deserve in our artistic heritage!

La BD qui redonne aux artistes femmes une place de premier plan dans l'histoire de l'art. Lors d'une visite au musée, Jo et Ben, deux jeunes ados, s'étonnent de l'absence d'artistes femmes exposées, contrairement à la grande présence de modèles féminins représentés dans les tableaux. Apollon et Artémis, des statues antiques, vont prendre vie pour mettre en lumière le rôle des artistes femmes dans l'histoire de l'art, à travers le monde. Qu'elles aient excellé dans les genres académiques ou qu'elles aient participé selon les époques à des mouvements avant-gardistes, toutes ces artistes ont contribué à forger la culture artistique d'aujourd'hui. Ce grand récit en BD est ponctué de 13 portraits rédigés par Sophie Caron et illustrés par Louise Nelson. Un livre événement, un livre essentiel ! Un album conçu en partenariat avec AWARE : Archives of Women Artists, Research & Exhibitions !