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Vintage Green Chiffon Dress Bead & Sequin Shoulder Straps by David's Bridal Womens Large Size 18 Only $15
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edwardian & victorian era women
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retropopcult · 11 months
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Members of the Owls, a black women’s softball team in the 1930s
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Elisabeth F. Bonsall - Cats on book (1903)
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womens-vintage · 1 year
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The Chautauqua School of Nursing is located at 315 Main Street in Jamestown, New York. It is a nursing school that offers a range of programs for students who wish to become registered nurses or advance their nursing education. The school is affiliated with the State University of New York (SUNY) at Fredonia and is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN). The Chautauqua School of Nursing has a long history of providing quality nursing education and is committed to preparing its students to meet the challenges of the rapidly changing healthcare environment.
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Two Women Racing On Fish, illustration By Brynolf Wennerberg, 1914
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Danae by Jean-Baptiste Regnault
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susoriginals · 2 months
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Vintage 1980s Blue Jean Denim Barn Coat Duster Jacket Red Corduroy Collar by ID Blues Medium Only $22
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Debbie Harry on the set of Blondie's music video for "Heart of Glass," 1979.
Photographed by Roberta Bayley.
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Women's Day postcard by K. Kudryashova (Ukraine, 1968)
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Polaroids from Dolly Parton's latest book Behind The Seams.
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Historical African American Photos Black Women in Victorian Era 1800's Real People Real Lives
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Jessie Bayes (British, 1878 - 1970) - Forest Fantasy. The Erl King's Daughter sending faery servants to their several tasks
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alatismeni-theitsa · 6 months
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"Women only started working very recently so a woman's place is the house-" shut up and feast your eyes at old photos of women from around the world doing physical labor only for them to return home and solely care for 5-10 children and the elderly parents of their husband.
Greek women represent:
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These photos show Greek women doing the type of physical labor they would perform more often than not. At the luckiest working conditions for rural women (aka most of the country) they would start working the fields as children and when they got older they would work the same fields with their own babies on their backs.
On the way home from the fields, sometimes the women would carry the wood and the mule would carry the man so he could rest.
Of course, we can talk about the manual labor that is rubbing cloth and metal for hours on end, chopping and carrying wood to light a fire for a large cauldron your size, and stirring it for hours.
But we can also talk about how it wasn't for them to break and carry rocks in baskets for the making of new roads. They would gather salt, olives, and grapes and carry them on large baskets filled to the brim. For salt they carried thirty kilos each trip, doing fifty trips each, stepping shoeless on the grains of salt.
Carrying water was also their job, often moving large barrels with all the water a house of 10 needed upon hills that horses and mules had trouble ascending.
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(more photos for salt mining and carrying here)
It's no hyperbole to say these women carried their incomes and households on their backs. "The good she-housekeeper is a slave and a lady" the old Greek saying goes. A "good woman" was a woman who could be strong and work at home and in the field, often described with the qualities of a mule. Men took their wives out in the fields so much that some who were a bit more educated had to make their husbands sign that they wouldn't ask them to work alongside them in the fields! (source in Greek)
Some of these photos are also from 1970. I'm missing a photo from Leukada showing women carrying baskets of the stones they broke, and I'll add it here when I find it.
Basically, women were out of the house forever. A woman who got to stay home and never perform any labor had some type of privilege (wealth, status etc). Same as the many privileged men around the world who didn't perform any labor at all.
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gollumunchkin · 1 year
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the morning mists (clyties of the mist) oil painting on canvas by british artist herbert james draper, 1912 ✨
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