Women artists in nineteenth-century France and England : their art education, exhibition opportunities and membership of exhibiting societies and academies, with an assessment of the subject matter of their work and summary biographies

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Art education. Art education in England Art education in France

Exhibition. Mixed exhibitions in England and France (showing works by men and women) ; Membership of exhibiting societies and academies ; Societies of women artists ; One-woman exhibitions in England and France

Subject matter in England. Classical subjects ; Literary subjects ; Portrait, landscape and still-life ; Female life ; Working women ; Women and art ; Working class life ; Conclusion

Subject matter in France. Classical subjects ; Literary subjects ; Portraits ; Female Life ; Women and Art ; Working class life ; Still-life ; Landscape

Biographies. Margaret Sarah Geddes (Mrs. William Carpenter) ; The Misses Sharpe (Charlotte, Eliza, Louisa, Mary Ann) ; Margaret Gillies ; Sarah Setchel ; Mary Ann Alabaster (Mrs. H. Criddle) ; Louisa and Fanny Corbaux ; Louisa Stuart (Marchioness of Waterford) ; Eliza Florence Fox (Mrs. Frederick Lee Bridell) ; Susan D. Durant ; Anna Blunden (Mrs. Francis Martino) ; Joanna Mary Boyce (Mrs. H.T. Wells) ; Henrietta Mary Ada Ward (Mrs. Edward Matthew Ward) ; Emily Mary Osborn ; Lucy Madox Brown (Mrs. William Michael Rossetti) ; Marie Spartali (Mrs. W.J. Stillman) ; Elizabeth Thompson (Lady Butler) ; Felicie de Fauveau ; Rosa Bonheur ; Henriette Browne ; Berthe Morisot ; Mary Cassatt ; Eva Gonzales ; Louise Breslau ; Virginie Breton (Mme Demont-Breton) ; Marie Bashkirtseff