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The matadora (colour litho)
2778243 The matadora (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The matadora. For the first time in the history of bullfights, a woman has taken to the arena to face the bull. It is 18-year-old typist Juanita Cruz, from Madrid, who left her office to look for the celebrity in danger. The brave girl has already killed several bulls, sending the Spanish crowds into raptures. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 1 April 1934.); © Look and Learn
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The Matadora - A Trailblazing Moment in Bullfighting History
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. This photo print, titled "The Matadora" captures a groundbreaking moment in the world of bullfighting. In this extraordinary image, we witness the fearless 18-year-old typist Juanita Cruz stepping into the arena to face a charging bull. Breaking gender norms and defying expectations, she becomes the first woman ever to take on such a daring role. Leaving her office behind in Madrid, Juanita seeks out this dangerous celebrity status. With each successful kill, she sends Spanish crowds into raptures of awe and admiration. The vibrant colors of Spain's traditional bullring serve as a backdrop for this historic event. As spectators watch with bated breath from their stands, they bear witness to an entertaining yet perilous spectacle. The atmosphere is charged with excitement and danger as Juanita fearlessly confronts the powerful animal before her. This image encapsulates not only bravery but also challenges societal norms surrounding women's roles in sports and entertainment. It showcases how one individual can shatter barriers and pave the way for future generations. "The Matadora" serves as a reminder that courage knows no boundaries or gender restrictions. It immortalizes an unforgettable moment when tradition meets progressiveness within Spain's rich cultural heritage - forever etched in history through Achille Beltrame's masterful lithograph.
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