Invisible women

The archives: a work in progress [the quest for 'invisible women']

Housing the city's cultural heritage [the Florentine collections: sources, venues and storage] / Serena Padovani

Supporting homegrown talent

Pray for the paintress [Suor Plautilla Nelli]

The voice of the restorer [safeguarding Lamentation with saints] / Rossella Lari

Creative ties, artistic succession [Giovanna Fratellini, Violante Siries Cerroti, Anna Piattoli]

A Florence-born legacy [scouting out local talents]

Discovering self-represntation

Finding oneself [Giulia Lama, Arcangela Paladini and the Vasari corridor]

Her father's daughter [Marietta Robusti]

Exile and courtly excellence [Élisabeth Louise Vigée-Le Brun]

A name for each country [Angelica Maria Anna Katarine Kauffman]

Notoriety and naturalism [Rosa Bonheur]

Finding flowers in Florence

Breakfasts and banquets [Clara Peeters]

Nature's rivals [Maria Van Oosterwyck and Rachel Ruysch]

A Medici bouquet [Giovanna Garzoni and Margherita Caffi]

Locating artists in their own elements

Studied skills, innate talents [women artists at work in the Uffizi] / Sheila Barker

Drawing conclusions [Elisabetta Sirani and the Gabinetto Disegni e Stampe]

Where poet meets painting [Louisa Grace Bartolini and the Marucelliana library]

Natural flair, nurtured ability [Elisabeth Chaplin in the Pitti Palace, Gallery of Modern Art]

On the street named for May [Adriana Pincherle and Leonetta Cecchi in the Gabinetto Vieusseux]

Sojourning with the masters

Deeper study, greater grace [Sofonisba Anguissola]

The forerunner [Lavinia Fontana]

Genius, pain and power [Artemisia Gentileschi]

Interpreting elegance [Rosalba Carriera]

Restoring hidden masterpieces

Advancing Artemisia [restoring David and Bathsheba]

San Salvi's success story [finding solutions: recovery and exhibition] / Rossella Lari

Extending an invitation

A space of their own [joining the search for 'invisible women']

The women artists' trail (map + inventory of works by women artists in Florence)