Rosie rivet dies
- In 1942 J. Howard Miller, based on the photograph of a factory worker, designed the famous poster on the left.
The United States War Council commissioned him to call on women to represent in industry the men on the front lines. After the war was over, the image was forgotten. But in the 1980s, the riveting Rosie -- they call the poster character, Rosie the Riveter-- became reinforced and become an icon of feminism.
After six years of research work, in 2016, James J. Kimble found the real woman behind Rosie: Naomi Parker Fraley. He began working in the war industry at the age of 20, and died on January 23, at the age of 96.
Istorioetan murgildu eta munduak eraikitzea gustuko du Iosune de Goñi García argazkilari, idazle eta itzultzaileak (Burlata, Nafarroa, 1993). Zaurietatik, gorputzetik eta minetik sortzen du askotan. Desgaitua eta gaixo kronikoa da, eta artea erabiltzen du... [+]
This wedge that the announcement on the radio Euskadi to replace the bathtub with a shower encourages the commencement of the works in the bathroom of the house. A simple work, a small investiture and a great change are announced. There has been a shift in toilet trends and a... [+]
Zalantza asko izan ditut, meloia ireki ala ez. Ausartuko naiz, zer demontre! Aspaldian buruan dudan gogoeta jarri nahi dut mahai gainean: ez da justua erditu den emakumearen eta beste gurasoaren baimen-iraupena bera izatea. Hobeto esanda, baimen-denbora bera izanda ere, ez... [+]
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