Businesswoman Collection (page 3)

Axel Jungstedt Sofia Lovisa GumAŠlius 1840-1915
Axel Jungstedt, Sofia Lovisa Gumaelius, 1840-1915, CEO, Businesswoman, painting, 1910, Oil on canvas, Height, 84 cm (33 inches), Width, 66.5, cm (26.1 inches), Signed, Axel Jungstedt 1910

MAGGIE L. WALKER (1867-1934). Maggie Lena Walker. Nee Mitchell. American businesswoman

Man talking, woman taking notes

Woman holding blank paper

Busy office in the 1950-60s, black and white

Alice Anne Cornwell aka Princess Midas, American businesswoman

OLIVE ANN BEECH (1903-1993). American businesswoman and cofounder of the Beech Aircraft Company. Next to a Morane-Saulnier 760 at an air hangar in Westchester County Airport, White Plains, New York

ESTEE LAUDER (1907-2004). American businesswoman. Photograph by Bill Sauro, 1966

ELIZABETH ARDEN (1884-1966). Florence Nightingale Graham. Canadian-American businesswoman. Photograph by Alan Fisher, 1939

achievement, advancing, ambition, ar, aspiration, augmented reality, beaming, beauty
Businesswoman breaking through glass ceiling

Digital illustration of jubilant businesswoman

Businessman and woman toasting drink glass, smiling, portrait

HELENA RUBINSTEIN (1872-1965). American (Polish-born) businesswoman. Photograph, c1920

Alice Cornwell, 1885 (b / w photo)
XJF400679 Alice Cornwell, 1885 (b/w photo) by Barraud, Herbert Rose (1845-c.1896); Private Collection; (add.info.: Alice Anne Cornwell (1852-1932)

Ninette de Valois (b / w photo)
XJF342483 Ninette de Valois (b/w photo) by French Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Dame Ninette de Valois (1898-2001)

Elizabeth Raffald, 1782 (engraving)
XJF618901 Elizabeth Raffald, 1782 (engraving) by English School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Elizabeth Raffald (1733-81)

MAGGIE LENA WALKER. (c1867-1934): oil over a photograph, perhaps taken in 1886, the year of her marriage

MAGGIE L. WALKER (c1867-1934). American business woman

MARY ELLEN PLEASANT (1814-1904). American entrepreneur and abolitionist

HENRIETTA HOWLAND GREEN (1834-1916). Nee Robinson. American financier known as Hetty Green

Woman sitting, taking notes

Woman holding pencil and paper, open book in front of her

Woman chewing on pencil, book open in front of her

Woman thinking, looking upward

Woman showing man cheque, man holding pen

Man and woman talking

Woman typing, smiling and posing

Woman holding paper, posing and smiling

Woman holding pencil and paper

Woman smiling, holding pen

Woman using typewriter

Woman walking

Woman sitting, listening to man

Back view of woman writing and looking at phone

Woman answering phone

Woman giving cup to man

Woman and man talking and pointing to paper

Woman using phone and holding pencil

Woman holding phone

Man talking to woman who is taking notes

Woman using phone and looking at paper

Woman standing and posing

Woman looking at paper, holding pencil

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"Unveiling the Power of Women in Business: A Journey Through Time" In 1923, Lydia Pinkham Co. Celebrated the rise of women in business with this captivating black and white advertisement. This powerful image captures a woman sitting on a pedestal, symbolizing her strength and influence as a businesswoman. Witness the evolution of commerce as modern airport scenes showcase confident business travelers navigating global markets. A senior woman sits at her desk, radiating joy while writing on her notepad – an embodiment of success achieved through hard work and determination. Hinman B. Hurlbut's oil painting from the 1870s immortalizes a pioneering female entrepreneur who defied societal norms to make her mark in business history. Julia Morley, British TV host and founder of Miss World pageant, exemplifies how women can excel both in beauty and entrepreneurship fields simultaneously. Mary Millington challenged stereotypes by proving that even within controversial industries like adult entertainment, women can thrive as successful models and actresses. John Pierpont Morgan attends the Money Trust Investigation alongside his son and daughter – showcasing family legacy intertwined with entrepreneurial spirit during challenging times (1912). The statue of George Peabody erected in 1869 stands tall as a tribute to all those trailblazing women who paved their way into the world of business against all odds. Witnessing vintage technology like fax machines reminds us how far we've come technologically while honoring past generations' dedication to their craft. These diverse glimpses into history highlight remarkable stories where women have shattered glass ceilings across various industries - inspiring present-day entrepreneurs to continue pushing boundaries for future generations.