I’m sure I let someone important off this list of google content numbers, so let me know if I need to include anyone else. Updates and corrections are easy in this mode.
Famous Women #1: Artists and Writers
7/04.2009
“Beyoncé” = 14,800,000
“Marilyn Monroe” = 12,600,000
“Jane Austen” = 6,070,000
“Merly Streep” = 4,400,000
“Ella Fitzgerald” = 3,690,000
“Janis Joplin” = 3.640,000
“Ayn Rand” = 3,250,000
“Yoko Ono” = 2,910,000
“Billie Holiday” = 2,870,000
“Frida Kahlo” = 2,340,000
“George Eliot” = 2,280,000
“Midori” +music = 1,940,000
“Mary Shelley” = 1,910,000
“Joan Baez” = 1,900,000
“Sappho” = 1,780,000
“Simone de Beauvoir” = 1,370,000
“Toni Morrison” = 1,250,000
“Annie Leibovitz” = 1,550,000
“Harriet Beecher Stow” = 884,000
“Susan Sontag” = 807,000
“Camille Claudel” = 779,000
“Lena Horne” = 772,000
“Leni Riefenstahl” = 694,000
“Geogia O’Keefe” = 293,000
“Edna St. Vincent Millay” = 220,000
“Kathleen Battle” = 200,000
“Anna Pavlova” = 176,000
“Nadia Boulanger” = 113,000
“Lady Murasaki” = 63,200
“Susanne Langer” = 39,000
“Elizabeth Vigée –Lebrun” = 21,300
Here are the charts for the four who are high on the list:
Note what happens if we make Janis Joplin the point of comparison:
Husbands and wives generally understand when opposition will be vain. — Jane Austen
The reward of one duty is the power to fulfill another. — George Eliot
It isn’t where you came from, its where you’re going that counts. — Ella Fitzgerald
Sometimes it’s worse to win a fight than to lose. — Billie Holiday
On stage I make love to twenty five thousand people; and then I go home alone. — Janis Joplin
The more successful I become, the more I need a man. — Beyoncé Knowles
Tags: Ayn Rand, beyonce, billie holiday, ella fitzgerald, Frida Kahlo, Jane Austen, janis joplin, Marilyn Monroe, women
