Eve Arnold (Philadelphia, United States, 1912 – London, United Kingdom, 2012) was the first woman to join the Magnum agency fully. She did it in 1951 at the age of 39. Until four years later, 1955, the second woman, Ingeborg (Inge) Morath (Graz, Austria, 1923-New York, United States, 2002) would not enter. A Spanish photographer would have to wait 50 years to enter, and it would be a woman: Cristina García Rodero (Puertollano, Ciudad Real, 1949). Today the Magnum agency has 99 photographers represented, of which only 17 are women. Not all are full members, are nominated, guests, and other degrees. Only 11 of them are full-fledged female members.

This exhibition is a tribute to these three women of photography, who have broken the limits and clichés of the photography profession, as well as showing that women know how to tell the world, they represent the reality and dreams of the life of men and women. Who knew how to open doors and windows to all who came after. Photographers and artists with their own eyes, a different and characteristic way of telling. Three extraordinary women, as their images show, a reflection of themselves and their sensitivity.