Don't look here for delicacy and refinement; these women and their works of art speak with brazen attitude. Writer Cullison's preface tells of her attraction to Lowbrow art, a genre she says migrated from the paintings on war planes during World War II to the streets, to the commercial world, to museums. With no fears of being considered "un-ladylike," these women have jumped into the fray. Twenty artists are presented along with color images of their work (250 in all), many full page.
