Pilot Poster

Who Runs the World? Girls! Discover the elegance and strength of the early 20th century aviator with this magnificent poster by Lotza. The illustration features a daring female aviator sitting aboard her plane, ready to take flight into the unknown. With a vintage style, the poster captures the spirit of aviation in its early days and celebrates the courage of women who broke gender barriers to achieve their dreams of flying. The story of the first female aviator dates back to 1903, when French pioneer Raymonde de Laroche became the first woman to fly a plane solo. She quickly gained a reputation as a talented pilot and was the first woman to obtain a pilot's license. In 1910, she also became the first woman to complete a high-altitude flight, reaching 3,000 meters. Other women followed in Raymonde de Laroche's footsteps, including American Harriet Quimby, who became the first American woman to earn her pilot's license in 1911, and British woman Amy Johnson, who flew solo across the Atlantic in 1932.This poster is a tribute to all those incredible women who paved the way for future generations of female aviators. Add this illustration to your collection and be inspired by the spirit of courage and determination it represents. Girl Power!