Going to Town, Majorica 

Charles Z. Offin created "Going to Town, Majorca" as a statement on Majorca's cultural identity in the early to mid 20th century. This print captures a woman, possibly a rural worker, riding a donkey against a backdrop of local flora. Offin’s choice to depict this scene invites us to reflect on the intersections of gender, labor, and rural life. The woman's covered figure speaks to the socio-cultural norms of the time, while her mode of transport symbolizes a connection to the land and its traditional ways. Historically, Majorca experienced significant socio-political shifts, with rural communities often marginalized. Offin may be commenting on this dynamic, highlighting the quiet dignity of everyday Majorcan life. He captures the quiet determination of a woman navigating her world, reminding us of the untold stories embedded in seemingly simple scenes.