Thing is, 1945-65 is very male-dominated and that's the most-settled part of the post-war canon, ergo

Tyler Coates.

aside from work done by people outside of western europe and the united states, here are 30 cannonical works made by women, between those dates.

1. Lee Krasner Kufic, 1965
2. Gego Dos Plano, 1961
3. Under the El on Broad Way, Bernice Abbot, 1950
4. Elaine de Kooning, Portrait of JFK, 1962
5. Kahlo Broken Column, 1944
6. Grace HArtigan, Sweden, 1950s
7. Grandma Moses Maple Bush, 1953
8. Agnes Martin Wood 1, 1964
9. Diane Arbus, Mrs. T. Charlton Henry, fashion luminary, in her Chestnut Hill home in Philadelphia, Harper’s Bazaar, July 1965
10. Louise Borgeous Persiotent Antagonism, 1965
11. Barbara Hepworth, Icon, 1957
12. Louise Nevelson, Sky Cathedral, 1958
13. Anne Truitt, First, 1961
14. Margauriete Bourke White, Ghandi, 1946
15. Helen Leavitt Chalk Drawings 1948
16. Joan Mitchell, City Ladnscape, 1955
17. Jo Baer, Junivelle Sex Symbol, 1964
18. Helen Frankenthaler, Mountains and Seas, 1952
19. Bridge Riley, Pause, 1964
20. Yoko Ono Cut Peice, 1964
21. Georgia O Keefe, Sky Above Clouds, 1965

22. Carolee Schneemann Meat Joy, 1964

23. Alice Neel Frank O Hara 1960

24. Lisette Model, Coney Island, Standing, 1947

25. Marisol,Woman with a Dog, 1964

26. A Little Night Music. Dorthea Tanning, 1946

27. Yayoi Kusama, Infinity Nets, 1951

28. Lee Bontecou, Umtitled, 1951

29. Maria Montoya Martinez Jar With Feather Motif, 1958

30. Sister Corrita Kent, Enriched Bread, 1965

excuse the formatting.