Over four and a half decades, Annie Leibovitz has refined the art of portraiture in images that are profound, provocative and revelatory of the times we live in. Her photographs for American Vogue and Vanity Fair, and for books and exhibitions, have brought us an extraordinary range of subjects from the most celebrated to the most humble. In WOMEN, an exhibition that opened at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, 16 years ago, Leibovitz’s lens captured female Supreme Court justices, senators, artists, athletes, maids, mothers, businesswomen, comedians, actors, architects and soldiers.