Indicate on the map the native country of each of the artists for whom you are asked.

The women you can find are:

• Ana Mendieta: especially recognized for her works of art and performances in the framework of land art.
• Angelica Kauffmann: The topics he addressed in his paintings are mostly portraits, although mythological and allegorical, historical or religious themes also abound.
• Artemisia Gentileschi: He painted historical and religious paintings at a time when these heroic themes were considered unsuitable for the female spirit.
• Beatrix Potter: she was a writer, illustrator, fabulist of children's literature and naturalist. His most famous character is Peter Rabbit.
• Camille Claudel: from his childhood Camille was very passionate about sculpture, played with mud and sculpted the people around her, including her brother Paul Claudel.
• Clara Peeters: It was characterized by popularizing the use of hidden self-portrait in objects of still lifes that many other artists would emulate.
• Frida Kahlo: difficult to uniquely classify in a school, her work is characterized by a synthesis of expressionist and surrealist elements with a popular theme.
• Hildegarda de Bingen: also known as the Sibyl of the Rhine and as the Teutonic prophetess, is considered one of the most influential, multifaceted and fascinating personalities of the late Middle Ages.
• Judith Leyster: She was particularly innovative in her domestic genre scenes. These are intimate scenes of women in the home, often with candles or lamps, evoking the feminine point of view.
• Louise Bourgeois: known for her spider sculptures, which earned her the nickname "Spider Woman", is one of the most important artists of contemporary art.
• Luisa Roldán: popularly known as La Roldana, is one of the main figures of the Baroque sculpture of the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries.
• Maria Callas: able to revive the bel canto in her short but important career, she was called "La Divina" for her extraordinary vocal and acting talent.
• Marianne von Martinez: given her precocious talent Marianna Martines acted for the imperial court since her childhood, becoming admitted to the L'Accademia Filarmonica di Bologna in 1773.
• Marina Abramović: active for more than three decades, she has recently described herself as the "Godmother of performance art".
• Natalia Goncharova: she was inspired by the primitive aspects of folk art in her country and tried to reflect them in her own work, incorporating Fauvis and Cubist elements.
• Raquel Forner: belonging to the Paris Group, won many awards including the gold medal at the Paris International Exhibition in 1937.
• Sonia Delaunay: responsible for Orphism or cubism of colors, Sonia left the fine arts and also applied this trend in other disciplines such as fashion design, books, fabrics ...
• Tamara de Lempicka: her production focuses on female and nude portraits of both sexes following the trend of art deco painting.
• Teresa Carreño: called by many experts as one of the most important pianists and composers in the world considering the unusual of a woman of her time (19th century) dedicated to that profession.
• Yayoi Kusama: precursor to the movements of pop art, minimalism and feminist art and influenced contemporaries such as Andy Warhol.

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