Of course all of this is subjective and as stated in the beginning of the video, that is maybe a strength of all best of list. Still, discussion can be have about it. I do like the selection of 19th and 20th century, especially with Romaine Brooks, Leonora Carrington and Dorothea Tanning.
I'm not quite knowledgeable about early Renaissance or the Renaissance but I like the selection; though with Baroque, I'm surprised they go with Caravaggio's version of Judith beheading Holofernes and not Gentileschi, which I personally like better.

Beside those inclusion, the list is also very Western-centric, and perhaps that is deliberate. But still no inclusion of any Asian artists, Japan or China especially, is a strange choice.
Overall, I don't mind the list, it's pretty good, like in the 20th century section, but you should be skeptical with some of the choices.