Analyzing twentieth- and twenty-first-century sculpture Practice Test

It avoids using traditionally female craft techniques as a way of elevating women to a higher purpose.

It is aimed at establishing respect for women and their art, educating the public about women's role in history and the fine arts and making this accessible to a broad audience.

It includes the inscribed names of notable men as well, in order to convey the important female relationship to men.

It is a large departure from Judy Chicago's typical works, as it avoids discussing female sexuality.

It includes spaces for only 13 women, reminiscent of the Last Supper.