Anna Richards Brewster

. . . the teacher (minister etc etc) works for the love of man, the artist
(scientist etc) works for the love of the thing -- and I think that the difficulty about a woman’s being an artist is not only that “the occupation runs counter to the usual expectations concerning women,” but that it is in a measure contrary to the nature itself of woman. [Letter to AWWA 6/17/1894]

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