"Artists' Women" is a novel by the French writer Alphonse Daudet, in which he talks about the difficult life of spouses and lovers of artistic geniuses. Intertwined stories of lovers who support their husbands in creativity create a dizzying psychological portrait of women standing next to great talents. The author successfully combines love vicissitudes and art, supplemented by details about the social environment and life of the nineteenth century. "Women Artists" is a tangible atmosphere of creative search, struggle with everyday boredom and artistic loneliness, which reveals the greatness and uniqueness of the life paths of women who have chosen geniuses.