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Name: Becoming Judy Chicago
Author: Gail Levin

Chronicles the life and career of American artist Judy Chicago, drawing from her personal letters and diaries, published and unpublished writings, and over 250 interviews with figures surrounding her; examines the feminist thread throughout her works; and discusses her impact on the perception and inclusion of women in art.

First publish date: 2007

Authors: Gail Levin

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