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Suffragette, Simple Life - Wet day in Camp
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Suffragette, Simple Life - Wet day in Camp
Suffragette, Simple Life - Wet day in Camp. The couple dedicated to living the simple life find their tent flooded and take refuge on a fence. The woman is reading a pamphlet called Why we women want Votes. Drawn by Ernest Ibbetson Date: circa 1910
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Called Dedicated Drawn Ernest Fence Find Flooded Ibbetson Living Pamphlet Refuge Simple Suffrage Suffragette Suffragettes Tent Votes Rights
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Suffragette, Simple Life - Wet day in Camp
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: A Stirring Depiction of Perseverance and the Pursuit of Women's Suffrage This evocative image, titled "Suffragette, Simple Life - Wet day in Camp," captures the spirit of determination and resilience embodied by suffragettes during their relentless campaign for women's suffrage in early 20th century Britain. Drawn by the renowned artist Ernest Ibbetson around 1910, this print offers a poignant glimpse into the lives of these pioneering women and their unwavering commitment to securing the right to vote. The scene unfolds as a couple, dedicated to living a simple life, huddle together on a fence, seeking refuge from the incessant rain that has flooded their tent. The woman, her expression unwavering, clutches a pamphlet titled "Why we women want Votes," her gaze intently focused on the pages. Her companion, a man, looks on with concern, offering a protective arm as they weather the storm. The couple's plight is a testament to the challenges faced by suffragettes, who often endured harsh conditions while advocating for their cause. The rain-soaked environment, with its muddy terrain and flooded campsite, underscores the hardships they willingly embraced in their quest for change. The woman's absorption in the pamphlet serves as a powerful reminder of the intellectual and emotional depth of the suffrage movement. The simple yet profound message it conveys - that women, like men, deserve the right to participate in the democratic process - resonated deeply with suffragettes and continues to inspire generations. Ernest Ibbetson's masterful depiction of this moment in history offers a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by suffragettes and the enduring impact of their efforts. This print stands as a testament to the indomitable spirit of those who fought for women's suffrage and the progress that has been achieved since.
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