Badeente Yarto - Rosie the Riveter Gumnmiente

We can quack it! Rosie the Riveter is a work of art and a popular culture and feminism icon. The name comes from the character Rosie who appears in the artwork "We Can Do It!" by J. Howard Miller in 1942. Wearing overalls, Rosie is portrayed as a strong and confident woman who is willing to put in the hard work. The artwork was originally produced by Westinghouse Electric Corporation for a poster campaign to motivate and encourage women workers in their factories while men were at war in World War II. The character Rosie became a symbol of the millions of women who entered the workforce during the war and made important contributions to wartime profits. Over the years, Rosie the Riveter has become a widely recognized symbol of feminism and women's empowerment. The figure is often used to celebrate and emphasize the strength and ability of women, particularly in professions and industries that have traditionally been male-dominated. Rosie the Riveter is also a symbol of fighting gender discrimination and promoting equal rights and opportunities for women. Measurements: L: 9cm W: 7cm H: 9cm Squeak hole: no Swims upright: No Material: vinyl Age recommendation: For children from 18 months