Eunice Hancock, A Young Woman In An Aircraft Plant, Using A Compressed-Air Grinder.
In the war against Germany and Japan, men were compelled to serve in the military. Jobs in utilities, transportation, and manufacturing were filled by women to fill the shortages in the labor market at the time. Almost 2 million women went to work to contribute to the war effort by manufacturing munitions and machine parts. Working women’s participation in the labor force climbed from 27 percent to 37 percent between 1990 and 2000. Wives made contributions that were just as significant as those made by males.
A Young Woman Called Eunice Hancock With A Compressed Air Grinder In An Aircraft Plant
A 1958 Photo Of Picasso With Gifts From Gary Cooper
It’s difficult to top Pablo Picasso’s photograph of himself with his cap and gun. The artist enjoyed making new friends and becoming acquainted with a variety of people. Andre Salmon, Gertrude Stein, and Julio Gonzalez were among his circle of friends. These individuals resided in Paris. Aside from Cooper, he had a close relationship with Picasso. They were so close that the artist hosted an event for the actor and his family at his ceramics store in Vallauris to celebrate their friendship.
Pablo Picasso With Gifts From Gary Cooper In 1958
