Nicholas Hely Hutchinson - On The Winding Path To Home

Alicia Keys photographed by Daniel L. Cohen while attending a party at Sugar Bar in New York City, NY - August 24, 2001

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Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 1960s

Liv Tyler photographed by Marc Hom in upstate New York, USA, 1992.

Grace Kelly in To Catch a Thief, Alfred Hitchcock, 1955 by François Fontaine

April 1968. ‘The wile of a smile’

Anya Taylor-Joy photographed by Sami Drasin before attending the 78th Annual Golden Globe Awards held at The Beverly Hilton and broadcast on February 28, 2021 in Beverly Hills, California.

Texas photographed by Ralph Crane (1965)

The mere fact that a lot of women found out for the first time that there was a woman in Mission Control was a very big deal. I thought it was important that people understand that women can do these jobs—going into science, going into technology.

Frances ‘Poppy’ Northcutt

Northcutt was the first woman engineer to work as a flight controller on the Apollo program. Her team designed the “return-to-Earth” trajectory of Apollo 8 and wrote the program used to compute the maneuvers to safely return Apollo 13. The sexism Northcutt faced as one of the few women engineers at NASA led her to become increasingly involved in the women’s liberation movement. As an activist and lawyer, she has advocated for women’s rights for fifty years.

Sources: Chasing the Moon (2019). Houston Oral History Project. Wikipedia.