Female Representation Collection (#2)

Angel sculptures, Alfredo Ceschiatti, Metropolitan Cathedral, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Brasilia, Federal District, Brazil, South America

Earring with female heads, from necropolis of Chiavari, Province of Genoa, Italy
Italic civilizations, Liguri. Earrings with female heads. From the necropolis of Chiavari, province of Genoa

Greece, Athens, Sculpture representing a feminine figure seen from the rear 28th-24th century B.C.. Cycladic art, From Syros (Greece), Moussio Kikladikis Tehnis (Museum of Cycladic Art)

A gold-leaf female head with turquoise, nariquera (nose ring) and pendent from La Tolita, Ecuador
Pre-Columbian civilizations, Ecuador, 5th century b.C.-V century A.D. Goldsmith Art. A gold-leaf female head with turquoise, nariquera (nose ring) and pendent. From La Tolita

Consciousness, conceptual artwork F005 / 0213
Consciousness, conceptual computer artwork

Consciousness, conceptual artwork F005 / 0215
Consciousness, conceptual computer artwork

Crying woman, artwork F005 / 0208
Crying woman, artwork

Consciousness, conceptual artwork F005 / 0214
Consciousness, conceptual computer artwork

Consciousness, conceptual artwork F005 / 0210
Consciousness, conceptual computer artwork

Dreaming, conceptual artwork F005 / 0209
Dreaming, conceptual computer artwork

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"Empowering Women: Celebrating Female Representation across the Globe" From the iconic Statue of Liberty in New York City to the divine display of Radha and Krishna in an ISKCON temple, female representation takes center stage. In a world where equality knows no boundaries, these symbols remind us of the progress we have made. The majestic Statue of Liberty stands tall on Liberty Island, overlooking Manhattan's breathtaking skyline. A beacon of hope and freedom, she embodies the strength and resilience that women possess. Her torch illuminates not only New York but also serves as a guiding light for women worldwide. In Sarcelles, France, an ISKCON temple showcases a picture of Radha and Krishna - a divine duo representing love and devotion. This depiction reminds us that gender should never hinder one's spiritual journey or ability to inspire others. Traveling across continents to Berlin, Germany unveils more female representation. The Neptune Fountain near Alexanderplatz pays homage to powerful goddesses from mythology who embody strength and grace. Meanwhile, Bellevue Palace's intricate facade reflects the elegance and sophistication associated with influential women leaders. Equestrian statues like Frederick William IV's in front of Alte Nationalgalerie demonstrate that even historically male-dominated spaces can be transformed by celebrating remarkable women who have left their mark on society. Moving towards Northern Germany brings us face-to-face with Bjorn Norgaard's Adam und Eva sculpture against a clear blue sky in Kiel. This thought-provoking artwork challenges traditional narratives surrounding gender roles while encouraging dialogue about equality. Niendorf harbor offers another perspective through its exterior cafe - a space where women gather to share stories, ideas, and dreams over steaming cups of coffee. It represents how everyday settings can become platforms for empowerment when diverse voices are heard. As twilight descends upon Husum's Market Square, the Asmussen-Woldsen-Denkmal statue alongside St.