"Las Futbolistas", painting by Mexican artist Ángel Zárraga y Argüelles.

"Las Futbolistas" is a celebration of women's football, a pioneering theme for the early 20th century, when physical activity gained importance for women's health and well-being.

Created in 1922 in Paris, the work depicts three players, wearing red shirts, shorts, and black socks. At their feet is a leather ball. In the background, female footballers are training in front of spectators, with houses under a cloudy sky.
The painting immortalizes Jeannette Ivanoff, captain of the Sportives de Paris team, and her teammates Hennriete Comte and Théresè Renault, winners of the first women's football cup in 1922.

Zárraga's unique style combines strength and softness, symbolizing the physical vigor of the players through their muscular legs, contrasting with the delicacy of their arms. This work celebrates the modern and confident image of women, captured in this classic piece. Assert your style with this exclusive design that blends art and sportiness.