Mujeres Collection

Ghosts in the Rigging
Thomas Upton

French woman wearing the fashion of July 1792. She wears a bonnet with ribbons and bows, wig, fichu (neckerchief), fitted bodice dress with ribbon hem

Spanish Civil War. Mujeres, ingresad en la Juventud Socialista Unificada (Women, join the Unified Socialist Youth). Propaganda poster from the Republican side

Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). Mujeres libres (Free Women). Poster of the anarchist trade union CNT. SPAIN. Madrid. Fundacion de Estudios Libertarios Anselmo Lorenzo (FAL)

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Mexico, Yucatan, Isla Mujeres (Island of Women), baby turtle swimming at Turtle Sanctuary (Centro de Investigaciones Pesqueras) Date: 09/02/2010

The Duchess of Alba oil by Francisco de Goya

El Correo de la Moda. Peri󤩣o ilustrado para las
El Correo de la Moda. Period o ilustrado para las mujeres (womens newspaper). Feminine dresses for a costume party. Published in Madrid from 1835-1868. Engraving. SPAIN

Sailing boat on the Playa de Mujeres beach near Playa Blanca, Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain, Europe

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"Mujeres" is a term that encompasses the strength, resilience, and beauty of women throughout history. From the haunting image of "Ghosts in the Rigging" during the Spanish Civil War to their involvement in organizations like Juventud and Mujeres Libres, women have always played a significant role in shaping society. In times of conflict, such as the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939), women were not mere bystanders but active participants fighting for their rights and freedom. The painting "The Duchess of Alba" by Francisco de Goya captures both power and vulnerability, reminding us of the complexities within every woman. Even in less tumultuous times, women's influence can be seen through publications like "El Correo de la Moda, " an illustrated magazine dedicated to fashion. This highlights how women have been at the forefront of cultural movements and trends throughout history. Away from war or societal roles, we find tranquility on Playa de Mujeres beach near Playa Blanca in Fuerteventura. Here, a sailing boat gracefully glides across crystal-clear waters against Lanzarote's stunning backdrop. It serves as a reminder that even amidst chaos or struggle, there are moments where nature's beauty allows us to find solace. "Mujeres" represents more than just gender; it symbolizes courage, determination, creativity, and unity among all individuals who identify with this powerful word. Whether it be fighting for justice or finding peace within ourselves while surrounded by breathtaking landscapes like those found on Playa de Mujeres beach – mujeres continue to inspire generations with their unwavering spirit.