Old Photography - Her name was Simone

"i've been told so many things. I was judged, I was slandered, my first name was dragged through the mud. I have always had this painful feeling of being born too early, of being misunderstood. I resisted everything. Even at worst, even unspeakable. I am a survivor of life, of hope. I have been criticized for my insatiable appetite for knowledge. My convictions were so strong. Haired to the body and heart. Would I have been listened to more if I had been a man. There's no doubt about it. I told you, I was born too early. So I had to fight to make myself heard. Hanging on, over and over again. And today, I like to think that I have opened the gates of freedom for generations of women, and perhaps even for men. How fun I am to see my first name mentioned - here and there - in the reference books. They say so many things about me. My name is simone, and from up there, from father lachaise to the pantheon, I beg you: believe in yourself, you are the future. Cherish your freedom, water your hopes every day. And live without turning around." – – – – – – – – – – – – Old cardboard and signed photograph (with indication of origin: saint malo) with old black frame and gold border. Instead of glazing, a black mesh. Photography in a beautiful state of preservation. Net weight (unprotected and packaging): 1.4 kg. Size: 34 X 40 X 5 cm. [boutique: my cardboard suitcase] listen to you for any questions. Many vintage and history-laden items in my shop! Sending fast and very neat.