61. 让我们美国红十字会在和平中如同在战争中一样世界上最伟大母亲` Make our American Red Cross in peace as in war, The greatest mother in the world (1919) by Alonzo Earl Foringer 高清作品[30%]

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Make our 美国艺术家 Red Cross in peace as in war, The greatest mother in the world (1919) -

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让我们美国红十字会在和平中如同在战争中一样世界上最伟大母亲-阿隆佐·厄尔·福林格

~ Make our 美国艺术家 Red Cross in peace as in war, The greatest mother in the world (1919) --Alonzo Earl Foringer (美国艺术家, 1878 – 1948)

62. 三川省八段桥古代图片(摘自该省著名桥梁奇观系列)` An Ancient Picture of the Eight Part Bridge in Mikawa Province (from the series Curious Views of Famous Bridges in the Provinces) (early 1830s) by Katsushika Hokusai 高清作品[29%]

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An Ancient Picture of the Eight Part Bridge in Mikawa Province (from the series Curious Views of Famous Bridges in the Provinces) (early 1830s) -

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三川省八段桥古代图片(摘自该省著名桥梁奇观系列)-北井胜香

~ An Ancient Picture of the Eight Part Bridge in Mikawa Province (from the series Curious Views of Famous Bridges in the Provinces) (early 1830s) --Katsushika Hokusai (Japanese, 1760-1849)

69. 佩内洛普·惠特尼(Penelope Whitney)回忆道:“我从小在加利福尼亚州中部骑马和比赛马匹世界是如此可怕性别歧视;女孩和女人通常只被视为性对象,而不是天才骑手和训练员。”惠特尼灵感来自查理·帕克赫斯特(Charley Parkhurst,又名独眼查理)故事。在淘金热期间,帕克赫斯特是一名著名驿站马车司机,他去世后,人们发现帕克赫斯特在生物学上是女性。(2018年) by Jamil Hellu 高清作品[24%]

“The horse world I grew up riding and competing in central California was so horribly sexist; girls and women were often seen only as sexual objects, not as talented riders and trainers,” recalls Penelope Whitney who is inspired by the story of Charley Parkhurst, aka One-Eyed Charley. Celebrated as a stagecoach driver during the Gold Rush, it was discovered after his death that Parkhurst was biologically female. (2018) | Available for Sale

材质 :Digital pigment print 尺寸 :147.3 × 101.6 cm Photography

佩内洛普·惠特尼(Penelope Whitney)回忆道:“我从小在加利福尼亚州中部骑马和比赛马匹世界是如此可怕性别歧视;女孩和女人通常只被视为性对象,而不是天才骑手和训练员。”惠特尼灵感来自查理·帕克赫斯特(Charley Parkhurst,又名独眼查理)故事。在淘金热期间,帕克赫斯特是一名著名驿站马车司机,他去世后,人们发现帕克赫斯特在生物学上是女性。(2018年)-Jamil灯

英文名称:“The horse world I grew up riding and competing in central California was so horribly sexist; girls and women were often seen only as sexual objects, not as talented riders and trainers,” recalls Penelope Whitney who is inspired by the story of Charley Parkhurst, aka One-Eyed Charley. Celebrated as a stagecoach driver during the Gold Rush, it was discovered after his death that Parkhurst was biologically female. (2018) | Available for Sale-Jamil Hellu