One Young Woman Only Collection (page 8)

One young woman only, a symbol of strength and grace throughout history

One Young Woman Only Collection: Attendant with young goats at the Childrens Pets Corner, Festival Gardens

Attendant with young goats at the Childrens Pets Corner, Festival Gardens, London25th May 1954

One Young Woman Only Collection: Housewife with her new Flecthers Queensday New World gas regulator oven and hob

Housewife with her new Flecthers Queensday New World gas regulator oven and hob. 19th April 1930

One Young Woman Only Collection: A young Maroon woman poses for the camera in her home in St Elizabeth

A young Maroon woman poses for the camera in her home in St Elizabeth, Jamaica 15th August 1962

One Young Woman Only Collection: A young lady uses a chrome encased radio at the 1961 National Radio Show to touch up her

A young lady uses a chrome encased radio at the 1961 National Radio Show to touch up her make-up 22nd August 1961

One Young Woman Only Collection: Miss Gwen Johnstone, daughter of Mr and Mrs Johnstone in the living room of the farm

Miss Gwen Johnstone, daughter of Mr and Mrs Johnstone in the living room of the farm workers cottage at Bellingham which was described at a rural council meeting recently as not fit for human

Kenilworth, poultry containment in a large easter egg. 2nd April 1931

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One young woman only, a symbol of strength and grace throughout history. From the reign of Queen Victoria in 1837 to the present day, she stands tall on the diving board, blindfolded yet fearless. In Turkmenistan, Central Asia, this young woman dons traditional clothes with pride, representing her heritage and culture. Traveling further east to Vietnam in Indochina, Southeast Asia, we find her holding a lotus flower—a symbol of purity and enlightenment. And in Thailand, dressed in traditional attire, she kneels before a spirit house in prayer. In Paris, France, an exquisite painting captures her essence as Tamara Karsavina dances The Firebird by Igor Stravinsky. Meanwhile Angela Booth soars through the skies as a British Caledonian Airways air hostess at just 23 years old. A black-and-white portrait reveals her vulnerability as she sits naked on a chair in a studio—an intimate moment frozen in time. In China's bustling streets filled with incense smoke and devotion hangs heavy around her as she prays fervently with burning incense sticks. On the gymnastics floor between uneven bars is where she defies gravity—twisting and turning with unparalleled agility. Elisabeth Sladen finds herself amidst BBC Television Centre's courtyard after an announcement that leaves us curious about what lies ahead for this remarkable young woman. With arms raised high against an augmented reality backdrop—she embodies both innovation and possibility. A candid snapshot capturing her presence within cyberspace—a reminder that even here she remains captivating. One young woman only; each image tells its own story but together they paint a vivid picture of resilience and beauty transcending time.