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Hello, Jen here to tell you about this week's episode of The Sunday Chops. This week I

chatted to Dr. Catherine McCormack, art historian, independent curator and author of the new book,

Women in the Picture, Women, Art and the Power of Looking, as well as that she's also the founder

and course leader of the Women and Art Study programme at Sotheby's Institute of Art and as such

well placed to talk to me about representations of women on and behind the canvas,

in front probably makes more sense in that context. Anyway, we had a really interesting

chat about just that as well as how men have written their narrative when it comes to women's bodies.

The difference between liberation and exploitation and um, not to magazine.

Catherine was absolutely fascinating and I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed chatting to her.

I am joined by Dr. Catherine McCormack, art historian and independent curator, also founder of

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