Martine Lacas

About the Author

Martine Lacas is a distinguished French historian and art scholar whose work illuminates the overlooked contributions of women in the visual arts. With a PhD in art history from the Sorbonne, she has dedicated her career to uncovering the stories of female painters who shaped the cultural landscape of the 19th and early 20th centuries. Drawing from extensive archival research across Europe, Lacas blends meticulous scholarship with engaging narrative to bring these artists' lives and legacies to life. Her passion for gender studies in art has earned her acclaim from academic circles and general readers alike, inspiring a new generation to reevaluate art history through an inclusive lens. Beyond her writing, she lectures internationally and curates exhibitions that celebrate women's artistic achievements.