THE DIVINE FEMININE: WOMEN IN CELTIC MYTH Series is Now Part of the The Kinsey Institute Art Collection

Margaret McCarthy’s prints from her series THE DIVINE FEMININE: WOMEN IN CELTIC MYTH are now part of the art collection of The Kinsey Institute.

The series was inspired by the female characters of Celtic myth and their multi-faceted roles.

The Kinsey Institute’s Art, Artifacts and Photography Collections span over 2,000 years. They are a unique visual resource for scholars.

The Kinsey Institute Art & Artifacts Fund was established to support these special collections. Gifts to the fund are used to procure and preserve the art, artifacts and photography collections at the Kinsey Institute and to assist with exhibition costs.
To see images from the series and an artist statement go to http://www.margaretmccarthy.com/Portfolio/PortfolioFeminine1.html

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