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Gertrude Abercrombie

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Feb 1

Written By American Baroness

Artist
b. 1909 d. 1977

“Surrealism is meant for me because I am a pretty realistic person but don’t like all I see.”

- Gertrude Abercrombie

This Surrealist Is Having a Moment, 66 Years After Her Last New York Show

NY Times - By Roberta Smith Aug. 30, 2018

American Baroness

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American Baroness

Historically referred to as “ barren ” — to mean “ empty”—childfree and childless women are encouraged here to grow ever more fulfilled, not empty but rather open to their own limitless potential . In so doing, barrenness is transformed to Baroness, an elevated and full sense of personal identity. Our mothering peers, too, may self-title Baroness. All that’s required is a commitment to discovering your deepest, most self-reliant and self-loving center.

She who is sovereign unto herself, who rules her own estate, lives with dignity and is thereby ennobled—a Baroness.

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