Valentine de Saint-Point
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The French artist Valentine de Saint Point was one of the few women who worked with the Futurist movement. Her manifesto, "A Futurist Manifesto of Lust", dealt with the place of women within fascist ideology. Much of her work contains pagan imagery along with strong feminist references.
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- Tate Etc. Summer 2009 (issue 16). Essay by Adrien Sina and Sarah Wilson. "Action feminine".
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