Female Genius in Victorian Britain: Reading the Unpublished Diaries of Mary Watts and Evelyn De Morgan
The Guildford Institute Ward Street, Guildford, Surrey, United KingdomIn Victorian England, ‘genius’ was more typically attributed to men, since it was widely believed that women lacked the capacity for genius on the basis of their sex. Often overshadowed by their more famous husbands, women writers and artists contested this through their professional creative practices and partnerships. Focusing on artists Mary Watts and Evelyn […]