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Here is a virtual museum created by the 3MIRO in the Marcel Pagnol Junior High School, in Toulon, in the south of France. It is dedicated to women and the way they fought in the home front during WWII. We were interested in the artistic point of view and how famous painters chose to represent them to honor their courage.

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This photo dates from 1914, during the First World War. It calling « Women's Conditions in the Great War » and is a black and white photograph. In the background we can seeing that the woman in the picture is in a factory. She's not alone, probably with other women. We can seeing like ammunition and carpets on which they roll. Then in the foreground, we seeing a woman, dressed with a big mint, of an unknown color because the photo is in black and white. She hasing her hair tied back so they don't get in the way while she's working. His hands have gloves on. We seeing her filling an ammunition or a jar with a liquid or a powder. The young woman, doesn't look sad, tired or happy, she has a basic expression. The author wanted to give us a special message through this photo. He maing us understand that everyone was involved in this war. That women working a lot for equipment, ammunition and everything men need during the war. Maybe he's trying to make propaganda, to ask for help from women who are not working. This photo can also help us understand how destructive this war has been. And that this one did a lot of damage, given the amount of ammunition we can see. I find this picture quite realistic because many women were involved in this war and suffered from it. It also making understand that not only men were involved in this war and that women were suffering as well. Children were even involved in this war, but in a different way. I find it moving because it conveys to us the difficulties of women during wars and that they too suffered from them. And that they working hard for their husbands.

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This is a painting by Georgy Konstantinovich Savitsky during the second world war. In the middle we can see a woman in soldier's uniform pulling a man, we can see that is a woman because she is wearing a skirt, and she has long hair. On the back of this woman, we can see a weapon, which shows us her part in the war as a soldiers. The man she pull could surely be her husband, or just another woundend soldier that she doesn't know. Man appears injured because he is on the ground and has a blindfold. In the background we can see that they're in a totally destroyed and burning batllefield. She is pulling the soldier out of this area so she might be saving him. Georgy Konstantinovich Savitsky wanted to represent the strenght of this woman by the fact she is pulling a man, he must surely be twice her weight, but nevertheless she is pulling it, you can see from her facial expression that she has rather a hard time, but she doesn't give up. I think Georgy Konstantinovich Savitsky wanted to represent the fact that a woman pulls a man, the fact that women and men are equal and have the same abilities, especially during the second world war. This shows remarkable courage because she could have just saved herself, but she takes the time to save this other soldier, which requires a lot of strenght and courage.  I like this painting because I think that we should recognize the fabulous work of women during WWII more often, because we don't talk enough about the wonderful work of women during world war two. They may not have been fighting with guns, but they were fighting mentally, every day, to try to overcome the lack of their father, husband, brother, son or even friend. They lived in total ignorance of their states, whether they were dead, injured, happy or unhappy. But despite that, they continued to fight. Women suffered as much as men during this war, so I think is very well recognized through this painting.

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This picture was taken during the Second World War and shows a woman working on aircraft assembly. We can see in this photo two women , one with a electric drill and the other with a cutting pliers.They wear a work uniform consisting of a white shirt and a black tailor, they also wear a bandana. The woman on the left has a badge that says "31" and I think that all women who work in the factory must have a number to be recognized.They are very well styled and have a nice makeup.We don’t see the background but we can suspect they’are in a factory or they're making or repairing airplanes.The photographer took the photo while they were working and they are not looking at the reader.The photo is in black and white and the black and white photo reminds me of the past (like the second world war).We see that they are involved in their work and that they want their country to win the war and that all that stops.This photo shows how strong women are because they continue to fight day after day, they don't even know if their husband or their father and died but they continue to fight for his country.It also shows that women can do as much and even more than men.I find that this kind of photos are very important because they show us all the things that happened there, all what people lived and it is very important to keep the marks of the past because like that we can learn from our mistakes and no longer do the same as in the past.I find this photo very striking because we see that everyone was involved in this war and the women had a lot of role during the second world war which inevitably accelerated the expansion of the place of women in society.

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Women working on WW II aircraft assembly

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The document is a painting(in color) by Marat Ivannovich. This work represents women during the second world war, it was painted in 1954. We can notice that it is in wartime because, in the backroung on the right we can see a totally destroyed tank, (probably by the enemy)  the tank is catching fire, in the middle there are two characters, a young girl (she has braids) the girl seems courageous and intends not to give up in the face of this war, and a man maybe her father or her husband,brother, both are dressed as war soldiers.The girl has a gun that wears around her neck, she also wears a fur hat to protect her, from the cold as well as black boots, because it's a girl she's wearing a green skirt, and she has  a bag in wich we can maybe find refills of rifles. About the man, he is seriously injured in the legs because the girl helps him by Walking,by putting one of his arms on her shoulder, she wants to save man with all her might and we can see that he is also injured in the eyes because he has a bandage around his eyes for me the soldier was attacked by enemies .Unlike  the girl, he wears a soldier's helmet wich is hung on the left of his outfit.We can specify that both have a vest matched with their outfit. In the background, we can see Nothing appart the sky and the clouds (and maybe but i Don't know one or two planes in the top left hand corner),  surely a detail of the author to show that the war has devastated everthing and to speak about the weather that it snows and that the living conditions are very difficult (because they walk on snow). For me this painting is really beautiful and interesting. Why interesting?
Because it shows the courage and involvement of women during the war (WW2).

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This poster is an advertising type poster. It was displayed on the streets of American cities during the Second World War. In many countries, women have been encouraged to join the female branches of the armed forces or to participate in industrial or agricultural work. One sentence that is written on this poster is really very interesting to analyze: &quot;contact the nearest national service office. The war effort was very complicated for women during World War II. This poster is therefore a poster to send a message to women. The message is that you have to work and above all you have to do the work of the men who are not present but who are on the battlefield. To me this poster is a propaganda poster for the simple reason that the poster encourages women to go to the national service office to find a job. Now let's look at the women in the middle of this poster. We can see six women all dressed differently. The closest to us, the woman dressed in overalls and a yellow blouse represents the woman working in the fields. Behind that woman, five more women dressed differently. The second one is dressed like a nurse, the third one may be working in the army, like the fifth one by the way. And finally, the fourth and sixth may be working in the railways. I find this image really interesting to analyse and related to the theme because for me, women used to do extremely difficult work and today many people are still full of old ideas when women should be paid the same as men and should have the same working conditions.

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this painting was created by Adolph Treidler in 1943 and publish in [Washington, D.C.]: U.S. Government Printing Office. the title is called "The girl he left" is still behind him .
this Poster showing a female worker, holding a key, looking at a soldier with a gun in the clouds in the background.
the woman gives us the impression that she is looking at her husband who is at the top right of the painting with a weapon in hand ready to fight.
I also see in the bottom right a machine that looks like a tank.she is dressed like how rosie the riveter.

we can also see that on the right chest there is a badge with a top head,she also wears gloves.
the title is "The girl he left" is still behind him because her husband leave her behind leaving for war but she makes the weapons or the machines which will be used to fight or protect herself.

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This cover was created by Norman Rockwell for the saturday evening post, it's named liberty girl, it was released for the september 4, 1943. On this picture we can see a girl who is walking the head forward. Rockwell wanted to show the work of women in WWII while men were going to the battlefront. they were doing all jobs we can spot this on this cover: the wrench in her hand and her electronics scraps symbolizes all jobs in mechanic, her headphones for the communications works, the trowel and the welder equipement is for the factory work and a lot of jobs are represented. She is wearing an American flag style clothes, indeed Rockwell used to represent this flag in a lot of his picture for press on the national side, women help the country. On the right under her arm, we can spot there is a little torch, this is the torch of the freedom a drawing which mean Women War Workers it's on all magazine covers which put forward these women. Norman Rockwell was involved in the war effort with his covers and books, Liberty girl is a good example of war effort's covers.

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This picture represente a woman then the War World 2. She is dressed white shirt and black pants. She has a kind of hat and she is armed. There is a man behind her who is looking at her and she aims in front of her. She looks concentrated, angry and ready to fight. This picture proves that women too can carry weapons and are able to fight better than men. And the fact that the picture is in black and white it reminds us of the time. The photographer tries to show that women are just as strong as men and that they can also use weapons.

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This photo was taken during the Second World War, which is why it is in black and white. It shows two women working on a brake disc. There is no uniform everyone can wear whatever they want (the woman on the left has a white shirt with a black skirt and heels while the woman on the right has a black shirt with huge black pants and sandals). The woman on the right has a target with a round-ended key and the woman on the left aims with a screwdriver. the woman on the left sits on a carpet while the woman on the right sits on a jacks they are very focused on what they are doing. There are only two women I see that in the background he has other car license plates and gas cans I like this photo a lot. Because it proves that women can make a lot of change and that they are as strong as men and that they are served as much as men during the second world war

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This photo was taken during the World War 2, the title is : We Were a Cheerful Cargo.
The picture shows two women, one with a sniper/rifle and she look in front of her, the second with binoculars. We can see one of them is looking for ennemis and the other is going to shoot them. They are dressed military suit and an ushanka. In the background we can see it's snowing with a dead tree. The picture proove women are strong and they can do the same job like men.

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This picture was painting by Dame Laura Knight in 1943. We can see them in the Imperial War Museum, in London. His title was called "A Balloon Site, Coventry."
In the foreground we can see five women who were overall, four pull a cord to make fly an airship and one lead the four, because they work in the WAAF    (Women's Auxiliary Air Force ).
In the background we can see other women who do the the same work that women in the foreground, and a lot of factory.
I choose this picture because it show that men need to be protect by women during the war because this women work to insure the air defense. And because this picture is very important because it's in the Imperial War Museum and it's not nothing.

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This picture is in black and white because it was taken at the time of the  world war II . We can see a woman with a white shirt , tie and black pants who is aiming upwards and looks angry . I chose this picture because it shows that not only men know how to carry a weapon , but women do too . She's in a meadow with a  house behind her that looks like she's practicing .

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This picture we watch show the women during ww2 we see them make chain bullets . They are all a t-shirt white with trousers black except the last we see also gans and they has short hair .In front of them it has lamps to their right it has a microscopes and weights

usually we don't see women factories and even less in bullet factories we could say that women replace men in their profession and that they are not useless they are even very important without them the war was lost. We see works hard even if they don't have the best place to workif.If were to describe women during ww2 they are very strong.

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This photo was taken during World War ll.
This photo dates from 1944 and is therefore not in color.
We can see in this photo two women setting a rivet on a metal plate
One holds the plate while the other places a rivet on the plate with a rivet gun
They both wear only one glove on their left hand
The one on the left wears a black work suit and the one on the right wears a white sweater and a black skirt
the woman on the left wears a black headband but the woman on the right wears a white one
This photo dates from WWII  and is therefore not in color.
We can see that in the background there is like a factory where women and men work during the war
(sorry for the timing where i posted)
I hope you enjoyed (◠﹏◠)

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This document is a black and white photography.
It seems that this women is brave, she takes a gun well that only the boys were aloed to fight in the World War II, she braves a uniform hat, well I think that the resistance employed woman too in their army.
Personnaly, I respect this women who is fighting for her country.This shows the importance of women in society, they too can be part of the army.
To conclude, this document advocates gender equality.

Corentin
PELLETIER

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This photo was taken during the Second World War and shows two women working on a brake disc. We can see in this photo two women with different uniforms I guess we can put whatever we want (the woman on the left wears a white shirt with a black skirt and heels and then she sits on a carpet while the woman on the right wears a black shirt with huge black pants and sandals and she and sitting on a jacks). The woman on the right holds a target with an Allen key and the woman on the left aims the target with a screwdriver. In the background we can see that there are license plates and gasoline drums alone with other cars. I really like this photo because it proves that it is not only men who can do something hard and that women have served as much as men

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This picture shows Jacqueline Cochran, who is a famous American aviatrix.

To speak a little about her, she was born on May 11, 1906 in Florida and died on August 9, 1980 in California. She is famous because in her field, aviation, she has achieved what few women and men can do. She won the Bendix Trophy (a trophy for winning an airplane race from Burbank to Cleveland) in 1938, and in 1939. she was the first woman to make a successful blind landing. She was also the first woman to break the sound barrier on a production aircraft, a Canadair Sabre, on May 18, 1953, and she broke the speed record by flying at more than 1,050 km/hour. She was also in the US Army Air Forces where she ended her career at the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel.

Let's talk about what she did during WW2. It was she who initiated the creation of the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP), a pioneering para-military organization of civilian women pilots employed by the United States Army Air Forces during the World War 2. In addition, she was the one who trained the young WASP pilots during the conflict. She is also the one who militarized this organization (because even before the Second World War, she was already part of the US Army Air Forces).

Let's talk, to finish, about this picture that was taken during the World War 2. Jacqueline Cochran, who was wearing make-up, poses concentrated and proud, and even seems to be smiling a little. She is wearing a black jacket, a shirt and a tie (the traditional outfit for airline pilots now). She appears, in this photograph, to be planning a flight. You can tell by the leaves she holds in her hands and the flight map in the background.

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This picture was painting by Dame Laura Knight in 1943. We can see them in the Imperial War Museum, in London. His title was called "A Balloon Site, Coventry."
In the foreground we can see five women who were overall, four pull a cord to make fly an airship and one lead the four, because they work in the WAAF    (Women's Auxiliary Air Force ).
In the background we can see other women who do the the same work that women in the foreground, and a lot of factory.
I choose this picture because it show that men need to be protect by women during the war because this women work to insure the air defense. And because this picture is very important because it's in the Imperial War Museum and it's not nothing.

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This vintage World War 2 painting features female homeland production workers and reads, "Soldiers Without Guns". The classic design helped empower women, raising confidence and morale on the homeland. This painting from The War Is Hell Store a website where there are digitally restored military and history painting to bringing history back to life. We can see that in WWII women had different jobs in the workplace, whether it be in factories producing munitions, building ships, airplanes and so on... In this painting, the woman on the right could make Rosie the Riveter think with her outfit blue, her headband and her make up. She looks towards the reader with a neutral air. The women in the middle, don't look towards the reader her rather look a other objectif. She is wearing a protective helmet which she has pulled up so that we can see her face and hold a tool in her right hand. She is dressed in blue and red plaid shirt and blue pants, she is also made up and feminine. And the woman in the bottom left, wears nothing on her hair and on her head except the makeup she has. She is wearing work clothes and the fact that she is positioned lower than the others, could make one think that her profession is practiced while sitting. She also does not look towards the reader but more in the side. They are all feminine and make up and they all have a hard-working and serious look. The sentence below "Soldiers Without Guns" really represents them because they contributed to the work for the homeland during this war and that with courage and seriousness. They were not at the front but they contributed enormously to this war.
Awa.

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This image was taken during the Second World War, where we find a woman named Simone Ségouin known as Nicole Minet. She is standing between two armed combatants. She is wearing a shirt, a skirt and a hat on her head. We can see that she is a woman because of her hair and her clothes. She holds a weapon, the same as than her partners. Her face is nonexpressive, showing great concentration and courage to fight like the men around her. This photo is a symbol for women’s commitment in the Resistance.

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This picture was taken during the World War II, in this picture you can see many women make a shells with a welder, it's a shell factory . She wears welding glasses  which her abitually wear by men and not by women . On the rigth, you can see a  gas canister to ally the welder , in the bottom left hand corner there are a  pile of shells ready. In the background , there are shelves of iron lines to weld the bits of shell and women and the women who worked in the shell factories were nicknamed "munitions". You can see on the whole photo is black and white because at that time there was no color in the photos. The work of these women had to be exhausting then she had to lift beaucouq of very heavy load  .They also have to work under the chair because they have to do it fast and make sure it's going to work . I think women are capable of many things and that's just one of the things they know how to do so. I think it's brave of them to dare to do the work of a man in all this at this very hard time but they did it thinking about their husbands who are battle front. So it shows us that women are a great help.