Mujeres olvidadas por la historia 

María Anna Angelika Katharina Kauffmann nació en 1741, fue una pintora suiza del periodo neoclásico.  su talento fue descubierto por su padre era pintor Joseph Johann Kauffmann , nunca fue reconocido. pero si muy buen maestro de María.

María con tan solo 12 años ya era una pintora reconocida pintando para el obispo y nobles de la ciudad. En 1754 viajo a Milán con su padre para perfeccionar su pintura.

Era una pintora de la linea del Rococó, pero su gran destaque fue durante el periodo Neoclasicista, fruto de los viajes antes mencionados durante los años 1762 y 1763.

Fue una artistas muy prolifera llego a pintar mas de 500 obras con temática historia y mitológica.

Viajo durante un tiempo en Londres y luego se traslado a Italia donde pinto sus obras mas maravillosas como el "Blanco de cupido" 1793.

Lady Wentworth la presento a la alta sociedad inglesa, y siendo bien recibida en todas partes, pintando a la la familia real. Integrantó fundador de la Royal Academy of arts, realizo numerosos trabajos de decoración. 

Se caso en secreto con un conde sueco que tenia fama de ser aventurero, dicho matrimonito termino siendo un fracaso.

Su desaparición fue mus dolorosa para los artistas romanos que fueron a despedirse y darle su ultimo adiós

Women forgotten by history

Maria Anna Angelika Katharina Kauffmann (born 1741) was a Swiss painter of the neoclassical period. his talent was discovered by his father was painter Joseph Johann Kauffmann, it was never recognized. but yes, a very good teacher of Maria.

Maria, at just 12 years old, was already a renowned painter, painting for the bishop and nobles of the city. In 1754 he traveled to Milan with his father to perfect his painting.

She was a painter of the Rococo line, but her great highlight was during the Neoclassicist period, the result of the aforementioned trips during the years 1762 and 1763.

She was a very prolific artist, she came to paint more than 500 works with historical and mythological themes.

He traveled for a while in London and then moved to Italy where he painted his most wonderful works such as "Cupid's Target" 1793.

Lady Wentworth introduced her to English high society, and being well received everywhere, painting the royal family. He was a founding member of the Royal Academy of Arts, he carried out numerous decoration works.

She secretly married a Swedish count who had a reputation for being an adventurer, said marriage ended up being a failure

Her disappearance was very painful for the Roman artists who went to say goodbye and say their last goodbye.