The Countess of Carlisle, formerly the Hon. Bridget Hore-Ruthven, photographed by Yevonde, was far more than just the wife, daughter and sister that she has been listed as in The Sketch.
One of Hungary’s first female professional photographers, Olga Mautner (Máté) studied photography in Germany and Hungary and opened a portrait studio in 1899 at No. 21 Fő utca, Budapest.
Exhibition Review: Tate Britain, until 15 February 2026 - Largest assemblage of the work of photographer Lee Miller, with many of the prints having been rarely seen before.
Trude Neumann Geiringer (1890-1981) and Dora Horovitz (1897-1978) were among the groundbreaking Jewish female photographers to define the style of Weimar Vienna.
If there was ever cause for celebration, it’s a centenary. One hundred years ago, the ‘Grand Old Lady of Finnish Photography,’ Claire Aho, was born in Helsinki.
Join us at the museum for a captivating new display drawn from the our Collection, celebrating the many ways women photographers and artists have engaged with nature across time and media.