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Joseph Reid Kyle

1842

Lucretia Coffin Mott

Explore Joseph Reid Kyle’s portrait of Lucretia Mott – a neoclassical masterpiece depicting an influential activist. Discover its rich details & historical significance.

Christina Livingston Broom

1912

Suffragette Performers At The International Suffrage Fair

Christina Livingston Broom’s 1912 photo captures Suffragette performers at a vibrant fair. Documenting Edwardian London & activism, this dynamic black & white image showcases women's fight for rights.

Ann Macbeth

1910

Wspu Holloway Prisoners Banner

Explore the poignant WSPU Holloway Banner by Ann Macbeth—a vibrant Art Nouveau quilt commemorating suffragette hunger strikes and featuring signatures of prominent figures like Pankhurst & Kenney.

Christina Livingston Broom

1912

Suffragettes In National Costume At The International Suffrage Fair

Christina Livingston Broom’s 1912 photo captures Suffragettes in national costume at the International Fair. A rare glimpse into Edwardian activism, showcasing Victorian style & social change.

Neogi Devaki

2017

Pandita Ramabai Establishing The Mukti Mission

Explore neogi devaki’s digital illustration of Pandita Ramabai establishing her mission! Folk art style, earthy tones & cultural exchange – a unique piece celebrating Indian reform.

Theodore Christopher Marceau

1898

Susan B. Anthony

Susan B. Anthony Admire Theodore Marceau's iconic portrait of Susan B. Anthony—a masterpiece of Neo-Impressionism capturing the spirit of American feminism. Explore its details and purchase a high-resolution digital reproduction.

George Grantham Bain

1916

Hanna Sheehy Skeffington With Sisters And Meg Connery At Richmond Barracks

George Grantham Bain’s ‘Hanna Sheehy Skeffington’ captures a poignant moment in Irish history. A black & white photo, 1916, depicting resilience & solidarity. Explore this historical artwork.

Oksana Trofimovna Pavlenko

1931

Long Live 8th Of March!

‘Long Live 8th of March!’ by Oksana Pavlenko (1931). A powerful Ukrainian folk-art painting depicting women's rights, influenced by Boichuk & suprematism. Bold colors & unified figures.

New, Edith

1908

Pair Of Socks Knitted By Edith New

A poignant photograph capturing a pair of knitted socks crafted by Edith New during her imprisonment – a symbol of resilience and domestic artistry amidst the fight for women’s suffrage.

$Scrapbook Compiled By The Suffragette Ada Flatman (vol.2)\n\npage 1 — Flatman, Ada$

Flatman, Ada

1912

Scrapbook Compiled By The Suffragette Ada Flatman (vol.2)\n\npage 1

A poignant collection of historical news cuttings and suffrage memorabilia from Ada Flatman's 1912 scrapbook captures the intense spirit of the British militant movement, inviting you to explore this rare piece of history.

Honoré Daumier

1860

The Uprising - -

Experience Honoré Daumier’s "The Uprising" – a powerful 1860 oil on canvas depicting social unrest & rebellion. Explore Realist art, drama, and Daumier's unique style. Hand-painted reproductions available.

Pushpa Kumari Kohli

2015

Saving The Girl Child

A poignant Mithila painting by Pushpa Kumari Kohli uses intricate patterns and vibrant natural pigments to advocate for women's rights through a tender scene of motherhood, inviting you to explore this social masterpiece.

$The Golden Lane\n\nview 1 — Natalie Baxter$

Natalie Baxter

2017

The Golden Lane\n\nview 1

Natalie Baxter’s ‘The Golden Lane’ installation explores suffrage history through striking parasols & color symbolism. A contemporary art piece sparking reflection on power & politics.

Birn Brothers Ltd

This Is The

Vintage Birn Brothers Ltd poster depicting a couple before Parliament, advocating women’s suffrage. Engraved illustration in a romanticized style – historical & impactful.

Manik Lal Das

2015

Nirbhaya

Vibrant Kalighat painting by Manik Lal Das capturing a lively bus scene reflecting social commentary; own this piece of Indian art history.

Honora (nano) Nagle

1778

Letter 11: Nano Nagle Writing To Teresa Mulally, Dublin On 29 September 1778

Discover ‘Letter 11’ by Honora Nagle (Nano). A rare 1778 manuscript detailing her vision for Catholic education in Ireland. Explore this historical gem!

Lucretia Coffin Mott

Manuscript, Lucretia Mott

Lucretia Coffin Mott (1793-1880) was a prominent American Quaker, abolitionist, women's rights activist, and social reformer. Born in Nantucket, Massachusetts, she dedicated her life to advocating for equality and justice. A powerful speaker and writ

Joseph Reid Kyle

Christina Livingston Broom

Petra Bauer

Christina Livingston Broom

Ann Macbeth

Christina Livingston Broom

Neogi Devaki

Theodore Christopher Marceau

George Grantham Bain

Oksana Trofimovna Pavlenko

New, Edith

Flatman, Ada

Honoré Daumier

Pushpa Kumari Kohli

Natalie Baxter

Birn Brothers Ltd

Manik Lal Das

Honora (nano) Nagle

Lucretia Coffin Mott

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