RITRATTO DI DONNA SU FONDO ARANCIO by Paola Magini Mixed Media on MDF Panel 27.6 inch (70.0 cm) x 19.7 inch (50.0 cm) $1,108

In honor of women’s history month, we here at Zatisa are celebrating the female. From female empowerment to inventions by women, we are combining art and the female experience. Whether it’s art created by women, portraits of females, or art inspired by famous women, it’s women’s history month, and we are ready to rally around the topic.

Feminine Vortex by Laura Spring Painting, Acrylic on Canvas 36.0 inch x 24.0 inch $1,880

Some amazing works of art have been made by women throughout history. From the rock ‘n roll photography in Rolling Stone by Annie Leibovitz, or the paintings of Georgia O’Keeffe, women have been creating incredible works of art since the beginning of time.

Sidewalk Sitting by Stephanie Berry Painting, Oil on Canvas 20.0 inch x 24.0 inch $575

There are countless original pieces of art worthy of celebrating that are created by women like you and me, from all around the world. According to Nine Dot Arts, 51% of visual artists are women, and that number is growing every year.

Rand, Muslim Bride, Justice City, IL by Joel Degrand $1,500

Even if women aren’t creating the artwork, they are often the subject. According to USA Today, the world’s most famous painting is Leonardo Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, which is a portrait of a woman seen by over six million people every year in Paris.

St. Anne by Shanna D’Antonio Painting, Oil on Wood Panel 46.5 inch x 31.0 inch $2,550

Moving on from paintings, women have been an essential subject for artists of all types, from the Depression-era painting of the migrant mother to sculptures of Greek goddesses.

Masai Women by Lynne Atwood Painting, Watercolor on Watercolor Paper 13.5 inch x 10.0 inch (22.0 inch x 19.0 inch framed) $600

Honor the power of the female with a painting from Zaista. Support a female artist, or find a painting you admire of a female subject. Hold your paintings in high esteem and inspire those around you to reach and achieve, just like the remarkable women in the arts.