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This photograph was taken at a public demonstration jointly organised by the WSPU and the Women's Freedom League. Two spectacular processions including contingents of nurses, teachers, chemists and actresses converged in Hyde Park and drew thousands of spectators.
National Portrait Gallery, London
London
Title
Suffragette March in Hyde Park
Date
1910
Medium
cream-toned velox print
Measurements
H 11.3 x W 14.4 cm
Accession number
x17396
Acquisition method
gift from Winifred Margaret Broom, 1940
Work type
Photograph
National Portrait Gallery, London
St Martin’s Place, London, Greater London WC2H 0HE England
Stories
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Facing the new century: women artists 1900–1909Alicia Foster
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A visual history of Hyde ParkAshley Tan
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