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  3. Madhubani from Home: Ella Quainton’s story of Feminism, Painting, and Travel in a Changing World

Madhubani from Home: Ella Quainton’s Story of Feminism, Painting and Travel in a Changing World

Ella Quainton sat in front of her computer in her childhood home in Princeton, New Jersey, scrolling through images of Madhubani art and reading articles about the style. Madhubani art, native to the Mithila region …

Read the full article at: https://international.wisc.edu/madhubani-from-home-ella-quaintons-story-of-feminism-painting-and-travel-in-a-changing-world/
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