The National Museum of Women in the Arts is home to the world’s most important collection of artwork by women. Set against a backdrop of masterpieces ranging from the Dutch baroque to abstract expressionist and beyond, this program sheds light on the marginalization and suppression of female artists throughout most of Western history, the egalitarian nature of artistic expression, and the long-overdue recognition of women artists that began during the 20th century. A viewable/printable educator’s guide is available online. (28 minutes)