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Artwort Illustrazione Donne straordinarie che hanno fatto la storia – Herstory Portraits di Federica del Proposto
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Donne straordinarie che hanno fatto la storia – Herstory Portraits di Federica del Proposto

  • 8 Novembre 2018
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Con il suo progetto Herstory Portraits, Federica del Proposto risponde a questa domanda:

Può l’agire femminile essere più femminista dell’attivismo stesso?

Si tratta di una serie di ritratti illustrati di “donne straordinarie che con le loro azioni, creazioni o scelte di vita hanno dato un grande contributo all’emancipazione femminile e alla parità di genere, senza necessariamente definirsi femministe, in alcuni casi rifiutando apertamente questa etichetta.”
Ogni ritratto è accompagnato da una breve introduzione al personaggio che ci catapulta nel meraviglioso mondo di queste donne forti e visionarie che, forse inconsapevoli, ci hanno spalancato le porte su un futuro di possibilità.

Se te la sei persa, guarda la nostra intervista illustrata a Federica del Proposto o conoscila meglio con il nostro Nice To Meet You.
Puoi seguire Federica su Instagram o Facebook.


Nadia Comaneci
She was the first gymnast to be awarded a perfect score of 10.0 at the Olympic Games, then no longer allowed to travel outside of Romania after the defection of her coaches Béla and Márta Károlyi, strong enough to defect from Ceaușescu’s dictatorship, as well, few years later​​​​​​​


Franca Viola
She was the first one to say no to the Italian “rehabilitating marriage” law (“matrimonio riparatore”) according to which the crime of rape could be cancelled by the marriage between the victim and the rapist.
Kidnapped and raped by a local young criminal that wanted her to become his wife, she refused to marry him, breaking the Southern Italy social conventions and allowing the abolition of the law on August 5th, 1981


Amelia Earhart
During June 1928 she became the first female aviator to fly across the Atlantic Ocean. That time she was a passenger and she had not flown the plane. But that flight brought her international fame and the opportunity to plan a new historic record. On May 1932 she became the first female aviator to fly across the Atlantic Ocean, alone.


Tina Modotti
She’s recognized as one of the most important female photographers of the 20th century. She was also a model, an actress, a traveller, a revolutionary activist. She lived many lives in many worlds, becoming a symbol of freedom and women’s empowerment


Fanny Durack
She was the first woman to win an Olympic gold medal in swimming, during the 1912 Stockholm Olympics, first Games that allowed women in swimming competitions. Her Olympics’s participation was obstructed both from the Olympic Committee’s men and women’s associations. Australians wanted to see their own heroine in the Olympics and eventually public opinion won, as well as Fanny


Eileen Gray
According to critics, Le Corbusier was affronted that a woman could create such work of modernism and out of jealousy he painted murals all over the house, to claim a bit of ownership of the project, thus causing Eileen’s architectural career break. Villa E-1027 is now recognized as one of the first masterpieces of modernist architecture​​​​​​​


Lucia Valerio
She was the best Italian female tennis player during the late 1920s and the 1930s. Used to be called “La Signora del Tennis” (“The Tennis Lady”), she liked to be called “Miss” instead of “Lady” because she chose to never marry, for the love of tennis

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