Woman's work posters & prints

Woman's Work, 2001 Tilly Willis

Woman with small child is sitting at home working for old man Bernardus Johannes Blommers

A woman working on a Lancaster bomber, Second World War Anonymous

Portrait of a Woman with Tapestry Work Unknown

The Shrimp Girl, c.1740-5 William Hogarth

Aphra Behn (1640-1680), first professional woman writer in English literature B Cole

A craftswoman at work ET Holding

The Seamstress or Young Woman Working Francoise Duparc

Woman working in the silk industry, Samarkand, Uzbekistan Anonymous

A woman work team on the Darjeeling highway, India Underwood & Underwood

1960s 1970s Office Woman Operator Working At Pbx Telephone Switchboard Anonymous

Woman Working a Peepshow Box for Two Children. Anonymous

Woman welder working during World War II Anonymous

Women at Work in a Coal Mine English School

Women working in a typing pool Anonymous

Woman with small child is sitting at home working for old man Bernardus Johannes Blommers

Illustration of Women Working in Telegraph Office Anonymous

Woman working at internal thread milling machine, Norton Grinding Co., Worcester, Ma., during World War I American Photographer

The Red Bucket, 2002 Tilly Willis

Woman working loom Anonymous

Woman sitting on her bed in a cell Anonymous

Female Drawer in a Coal-Pit at Little Bolton, 1842 English School

Power loom weaving, 1834 Thomas Allom

Woman with hat and fan Adolf van der Laan

A Woman Making a Ruff, c.1640-7 Geertryut Roghman

Woman Working with Fabric As a Child Tries to Look Over Her Shoulder. Anonymous

Women Transporting Refuse. War Office photography, 1916 English Photographer

Seamstress Tilly Willis

Worsted manufacturing, c1845 Unknown

Business people working together at desktop computer Anonymous

An Irish Cottage Industry - Flowering Anonymous

Three Women Working Theophile Alexandre Steinlen

Woman Reading, 1879-84 Susan Macdowell Eakins

Portrait of a woman Anonymous

Turkish and Armenian ladies, woman of Turkey and of Armenia, Travels through Turkey 1862 Henry J. Van Lennep

Woman's Shoe. England, mid-18th century Unknown