| Résumé: | This article is aimed at the interpretation of behavioral and social feminine experiences based on a series of photographs from an illustrated magazine of high distribution in Argentina, in the 1930s. Socio-spatial practices and body language attitudes of leisure were studied in a seaside resort, Mar del Plata, located southeast of Buenos Aires Province (Argentina). To explain gender representations, culture and customs of what was allowed and followed as a model, and the way those patterns were socially stereotyped; three variables: gender; body-space situation and the ways of dressing were taken into account. The results are a combination of different perspectives of qualitative character and quantitative data represented in the design of the data graphic.
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