"Feminine Figures" refers to representations of women in art, literature, and culture that embody traditional or idealized traits associated with femininity. These figures often highlight qualities such as beauty, grace, nurturing, and emotional depth. They can be found in various forms, including paintings, sculptures, and literary characters, and often reflect societal views on gender roles. In many cultures, feminine figures serve as symbols of fertility, motherhood, and domesticity. Examples include mythological characters like Venus from Roman mythology or literary figures such as Elizabeth Bennet from Pride and Prejudice. These representations can influence perceptions of women and contribute to ongoing discussions about gender identity and equality.