Explore the often-overlooked contributions of women artists throughout history in this enlightening lecture by Carme Mestres. Art history has predominantly been documented through a male lens, which has marginalized the significant works of outstanding female painters and sculptors. This talk aims to reclaim the narratives of these women whose creativity has been unjustly sidelined due to societal biases. From prehistoric times to the 10th century, we will journey through the artistic achievements of remarkable women, highlighting their masterpieces that the patriarchal history of art has frequently ignored. By shining a light on these figures, the lecture seeks to redefine the collective understanding of art history and encourage a broader recognition of feminine creativity.