Antifemina - Aurelia Capmany & Isabel Steva Hernandez.

CAPMANY, Aurelia & Isabel Steva HERNANDEZ. 
Antifemina. 
First edition. 4to. Hardcover boards with printed dust wrapper. B&w plates. Spanish text. Madrid: Editoria Nacional, 1977.
A little foxed with a somewhat fragile binding. 

“Photographer Colita and writer Maria Aurèlia Capmany, collaborators on the Vindicacion feminista magazine, are the authors of Antifémina (Antifemale), a photobook that set out to portray a type of woman “no one wants to look at” but who “is genuine and real, who is not twenty years old, who is not pretty.” To achieve this, Colita selected photos from her archives on themes such as old age, marriage, work, religion, prostitution, the body, marginalization, advertising, fashion, and the practice of making flirtatious remarks at women. Antifémina is a visual and political essay, a manifesto in favor of women but against ‘femininity,’ which is always “related to the passive role of women.”
A scarce volume presented at the Reina Sofia museum in 2014 as part of Photobooks Spain 1905-1977.