Portraits on banknotes: a study of the gender gap
Only Australia’s currency has gender parity; overall, less than 10% of portraited notes feature female images
This articles summarises some of the findings from research conducted for an occasional paper by a Bank of Italy expert, Angelamaria Fiori, and published by Bank of Italy
Portraiture remains highly popular in banknote design, notwithstanding the growing tendency to move beyond a celebratory perspective and to depict non-human subjects. Historically, however, these portraits have been exclusively male and, while some female portraits have begun to appear over time, depictions of women remain rare
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