HHBLogHistorical HeroinesHPBlogMicroblog Hannah Höch From being the only woman associated with the Berlin Dada movement to evolving her craft for more than half a decade, Hannah Höch created photomontages that commented on politics, gender roles and popular culture.Del Barrett6th November 2020
FeaturedHPBlogLHBlogWomen in Film Věra Chytilová Acclaimed Czech filmmaker,Věra Chytilová, known for her surrealist approach to cinema.Becky Handley5th November 2020
FeaturedHHBLogHistorical HeroinesHPBlog Lisette Model Shaped post-War American photography even while under the watchful eye of the FBIBecky Handley30th October 2020
FeaturedFront PageHHBLogHistorical HeroinesHPBlog Ylla Camilla Koffler was a pioneer of animal photography. She changed her name to Ylla after finding out that Camilla in Serbian means ‘camel’.Becky Handley30th October 2020
HPBlogLHBlogTextile Art Geta Brătescu Exploring the reality of living under a totalitarian regime in Communist RomaniaBecky Handley10th October 2020
FeaturedFront PageHHBLogHPBlog Gerti Deutsch First woman photographer for the Picture PostBecky Handley2nd October 2020
FeaturedFront PageHHBLogHPBlog Anne Brigman 'My pictures tell of my freedom of soul, my emancipation from fear'Becky Handley20th September 2020
HHBLogHistorical HeroinesHPBlogUncategorised Julia Margaret Cameron Photograph of Julia Margaret Cameron taken by her son, Henry Herschel Hay Cameron © Victoria and Albert Museum, London Julia Margaret Cameron (1815 - 1879) British Photographer Julia Margaret Cameron is well-known for her dramatic portraits and narrative photographs, which depict scenes from literature and religion. Her distinctive style often featured intense…Ellie Ramsden18th September 2020
FeaturedHHBLogHPBlog Lucia Moholy Lucia Moholy - now gaining recognition for her contribution to the photography of the BauhausBecky Handley5th September 2020
HHBLogHistorical HeroinesHPBlog Claude Cahun Claude Cahun was best known for their Surrealist self-portraitsBecky Handley5th September 2020