Welcome to the Museum of Femininity!Join Briana Oliver and Charlotte Appleyard as they curate and converse about various topics on femininity, womanhood, and the female experience throughout history. Each episode features a new 'exhibition' through which objects, paintings, sculpture, prints, literature and material culture will be described and discussed. Provoking thoughtful conversation and hopefully breaking down the barriers both of the physical museums space and within the history of femininity.
In this mini episode we talk about the tragic death of Mary Ann Walkley in 1863, caused in part by the appalling working conditions in the workshop of...
For our 50th episode we will be revisiting the Pre-Raphaelite Sisters by exploring the fascinating life of Effie Gray (1828-1897) a famed beauty, with...
In this mini episode we will look at the Georgian Bawdyhouse, what happened inside a Bawdyhouse, how they were run and who worked there, as well as th...
This is not the catchiest title but the subject itself is extremely interesting and is an excellent example of how visual culture can shine a light on...
In this episode we will be exploring the world of the Ottoman Harem during the 16th century. We will delve into the lives of concubines who lived with...
In this episode we explore the role of the governess in 19th Century England. Governesses were well educated young women employed by wealthy families...
In this new episode of the Museum of Femininity we will explore the life of another female art collector, who was also an eminent political leader in ...