Try Googling 'Famous Paintings that Celebrate Women' and look if there's any female painter in the list. I found none, and read through this article by The Guardian that talks about female painters in the industry.
#EmpowerHer#women#painting
https://t.co/ngt8NPJwO6
“Physics isn’t something that girls tend to fancy. They don’t want to do it. They don’t like it… There’s a lot of hard maths in there that they don’t want to do.” 🤦🏻♀️ @Miss_Snuffy, UK Government Social Mobility Commission Chair #WomenInSTEM
https://t.co/nZv4oXC5xm
3) Around 70% of the reproductive health problems among menstruators in India are due to poor menstrual health and sex education, taboo and the inaccessibility of menstrual products.
2) Menstrual products were classified as luxury products by the Indian government in 2017, thereby imposing a 12% tax. This was later abolished in 2018, after strong oppositions.