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Shaping History: Women in Capitol Art

Shaping History: Women in Capitol Art

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This podcast series brings together a rich soundtrack featuring curators, historians, artists, descendants of honored subjects, and eyewitnesses, providing insight that will enhance every visitor’s Capitol experience. Taking their cue from the art itself, participants in Shaping History: Women in Capitol Art animate the stories behind the art, amplifying the meaning and larger context of numerous artworks, with a focus on the National Statuary Hall Collection. For more information, go to: visitthecapitol.gov.

Recent Episodes

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  • Votes for Women Tour – Interpreting the Women’s Suffrage Movement in the Capitol Visitor Center

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  • Women in Capitol Art

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  • Elisabet Ney and Women's Dress Reform

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  • Anne Whitney and the "Marmorean Flock"

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