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In many societies there were men who dressed as women and took women's roles. The berdache, or two-spirit among many Native American groups is typical.

The berdache was a "super-woman" and consorting with a berdache or marrying one was understood as adding to the warrior's masculinity.

United States of America - to the 19th century
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Walker Merritt Sargent Holland Day Weinman Parrish Leyendecker
Brush Burr Burr Flanagan Tilden Tilden Tilden
MacMonnies MacNeil Jaegers Nahl" Christy" Christy" Christy"
Christy" Christy" D.C. French



United States of America - 20th century

Hartley Hartley Hartley Hartley Hartley Fraser Fraser
Fraser Fraser Kernan Brown Lachaise Lachaise Kent
Bellows Demuth Dulin Avinoff Recchia Recchia Hayden
Stowitts Gammell Rockwell Stevens Stevens Stevens De Lue
Hord Quaintance Kosa Kosa Kosa Kosa Kosa
Jungwirth Cadmus Etting J. French Platt Lynes Minor White Minor White
Fredericks Fredericks Fredericks BruceLA Hogarth Weinman Bate
Seley Cary Cary Perkins Segal Segal Manship
Manship Manship Warhol Bell Bell Bell F. Hart
Cervone Mapplethorpe Kamerling Kamerling Haring Hartley Burrows
MacLane Corelli Corelli Reidman Steel Steel Steel
Steel Steel Johns Johns Johns Anonymous Anonymous
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United States of America - Living artists
Pemberton Bachardy Borja Richards Symon McCasland McCasland
McCasland Pope Rick Chris Haskins Flynt DeBauch Sherer
Beau Kent Riccoboni Taylor Gibbons Dean del Campo
Romero Jones Hugues Hugues Hugues Gerts Buck
E.E.Day Bochette Bochette Bochette Bochette Gadino Simonson
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