Feminine Collection (#6)

USA, Washington, Seabeck. Ornamental oregano blossoms close-up

USA, Washington, Seabeck. Close-up of deutzia blossoms

USA, Washington, Seabeck. Rear view of broadleaf sermountain blossoms

USA, Washington, Seabeck. Close-up of allium blossoms

USA, Washington, Seabeck. Yellow columbine blossom and leaves

USA, Washington, Seabeck. Pink hyacinth flowers

Mursi Girl II
Lord Amihere

Alangadjoa
Lord Amihere

Maabena
Lord Amihere

Who run the world
Maja Tomljanovic

Elisenda
Rosana Laiz Blursbyai

Feminine Touch
Colin Dixon

Searching for Sunrise
Frank Moth

We Gathered In Spring
Frank Moth

Dancing Anemones
uplusmestudio

Lovely Anemones
uplusmestudio

Irregular Scribbles
uplusmestudio

Mursi Girl
Lord Amihere

Redhead
Lord Amihere

Yeux Fleur
Lord Amihere

Pink ranunculus
Rosana Laiz Blursbyai

Daydreaming II
Rosana Laiz Blursbyai

Green White Moth Butterfly
Sarah Manovski

Tropical Picnic
Shriya Bhattacharya

I See You
Hanna Lee Tidd

Marilyn Monroe I
Hanna Lee Tidd

Pastel Florals
Orara Studio

Yellow Flowers
Orara Studio

Pastel Leaves
Orara Studio

Tulip Still Life
Orara Studio

Fan Palm
Orara Studio

Daisy Still Life
Orara Studio

Classy & Fabulous Quote
Orara Studio

Don't Be Like the Rest Quote
Orara Studio

One Hundred Years of Eternal Feminine, late 1800s
A group of portrait illustrations of young French ladies from the late 1800s, wearing fashions from the 1850s onwards. Date: circa 1901

One Hundred Years of Eternal Feminine, early 1800s
A group of portrait illustrations of young French ladies from the early 1800s, wearing fashions from decades including 1810s and 1830s. Date: circa 1901

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DONATI, ngelo (16th century). Comfortable life may slow Death but it can not escape'. Illustration of the manuscript The Courtship of Death (Il Corteggio della Morte) by Abbot Angelo Donati

Spain. Civil War. Demonstration in Madrid calling to mobilization against the milutary uprising (July 1936). SPAIN. CASTILE AND LEON. Salamanca. Archivo Hist󲩣o Nacional

Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). Este dolor no se cura con resignacion (This Sorrow doesnt get over with resignation). Picture from the series Galicia martir (Martyr Galicia)

FRANCE. Paris. Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). Paris International Exposition (1937). Meeting of the lehendakari Jose Antonio Aguirre (front of the table)

Spain. Civil War. Barcelona (1938). The Ramblas

Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). Front of the Cetral Area. Commander Enrique Lister, war commissary Anton and the communist deputy Dolores Ibarruri. SPAIN. Salamanca. Archivo Historico Nacional

Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). Campesinos, dad vida a la tierra. Otros os la dan y defienden (Farmers, bring life to the earth. Other give it to you and defend it)

Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). Primer de marc. Diada de Madrid. Ajudem-lo (1st March. Madrid's Day. Let's Help Him). Poster edited in Barcelona by the Committee of Permanent Help to Madrid)

Spain. Civil War. Por las milicias (For)
Spain. Civil War. Por las milicias (For the militia). Postrer of the anarchist organization CNT-FAI made by Ricard Obiols. Painting. SPAIN. Salamanca. Archivo Historico Nacional

Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). Per a una potent industria de guerra. Ier Congres Metal.lurgic de la UGT (For a powerful war industry. 1st Metallurgical Congress of the UGT)

Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). Inauguration of the Caldetes summer camp, ceremony presided by the Mexican ambassador Alberto Tejada (30th May 1938). SPAIN. Madrid

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"Feminine Beauty Through the Ages: A Captivating Journey" Step into a world where femininity is celebrated and immortalized in art. From Michelangelo's breathtaking masterpieces in the Sistine Chapel to his delicate Pieta sculpture, witness the divine essence of womanhood. Travel further through time and marvel at Vermeer's enchanting "View on Delft, " capturing a serene moment that exudes feminine grace. Then, immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of Haiti's Port-au-Prince market scene, where women proudly display their strength and resilience. Delve into history as you encounter Ana Mendoza de la Cerda, Princess of Eboli, whose captivating presence left an indelible mark on society during the Renaissance era. And let us not forget Michelangelo's Madonna of Bruges, a symbol of maternal love and tenderness that transcends time. In David Wright's "Flower in her Hair, " discover how even a simple adornment can enhance femininity with its elegance and allure. Our Lady of Vladimir beckons from an ancient icon, radiating compassion and nurturing qualities that have inspired generations. Turn your attention to Persian Manuscripts from the Safavid dynasty; here lies a treasure trove depicting graceful courtly figures who embody refinement and sophistication. Meanwhile, Gérard Laplau's whimsical circus scene reminds us that femininity can be playful and full of joy. Jane Austen graces our journey with her timeless words; this English novelist captured female characters' complexities with depth and intelligence unmatched by many others. Finally, Joaquín Sorolla invites you for a walk on the beach—a tranquil moment where femininity merges effortlessly with nature’s beauty. Join us as we celebrate feminine allure throughout history—where strength meets vulnerability, grace intertwines with power—and discover why it continues to captivate hearts across centuries.