A new study finds that many successful women leaders compare their work to mothering. The author says this is because women are becoming more comfortable with being in charge.
A new Boston exhibit, “A Studio of Her Own,” shows how early women artists struggled to learn anatomy in hospitals, refused to wear veils while sketching nude male models and scoffed at critics who said women could not accurately sculpt men’s legs.
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