Woman Collection (page 19)
"Unforgettable Women: Celebrating their Legacy and Strength" Ginger Rogers Dancing with her partner Fred Astaire: A mesmerizing duo
All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping
"Unforgettable Women: Celebrating their Legacy and Strength" Ginger Rogers Dancing with her partner Fred Astaire: A mesmerizing duo, Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire waltzed into our hearts, showcasing the grace and talent of women in the world of dance. Mrs. Peel and her Lotus Elan: Stepping out of traditional gender roles, Mrs. Peel from The Avengers series captivated audiences as a stylish secret agent, proving that women can be both fierce and fashionable. English suffragette, feminist newspaper, 1908: In an era when women fought for their rights to vote and have a voice, this image represents the brave pioneers who paved the way for equality through activism. Jewish Refugee, Vienna by David Jagger (1938): This poignant artwork captures the strength of a woman amidst adversity during one of history's darkest times – reminding us of resilience in even the most challenging circumstances. Amelia Earhart - US aviation pioneer: Breaking barriers in aviation, Amelia Earhart soared above societal expectations to become an inspiration for generations to come; she proved that dreams have no limits. Statue by Tommy Steele depicting Eleanor Rigby from Beatles song fame: A symbol of loneliness immortalized in stone reminds us to cherish human connections while highlighting society's impact on individuals' lives. Vucciria Market - Palermo, Sicily: Amidst vibrant colors and bustling energy at this Italian market lies stories untold – where strong-willed women navigate life's challenges with determination etched on their faces. A moment from Ice Cold In Alex (1957) final sequence: As war raged on around them, courageous women played pivotal roles behind enemy lines – embodying bravery amidst chaos while leaving an indelible mark on history. Village green cricket - Tilford Surrey England UK : On tranquil village greens across England stands evidence that cricket is not just a man's game.