Stereograph - 'Great Suffragette Demonstration in London', England, circa 1910

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Summary:: Stereograph depicting the Great Suffragette Demonstration in London, England, circa 1910. It was published by the Rose Stereograph company in 1911. The image shows Vida Goldstein who was brought over for the demonstration by the Women?s Social and Political Union and introduced as "one of the foremost leaders of the Australian women?s movement, ... now helping her sisters in England to win their freedom?.
Description:: Monochrome stereograph on grey card.
Description Of Content:: Portrait of five women at the Great Suffragette Demonstration in London. Woman include Vida Mary Goldstein from Australia. A flag is pictured behind them.
Acknowledgement:: Source: Museum Victoria

Discipline:	History
Dimensions:	95 mm (Height), 178 mm (Width)

Tagged with:	women s clothing, women s issues, hats, portraits, flags, stereographs, political protests, exterior views, political demonstrations, people, women s role, political rallies, feminism, coranderrk
Themes this item is part of:	The Militant Suffrage Movement in Great Britain, Images & Image Making Collection
Primary Classification:	POLITICS & PUBLIC PROTEST
Secondary Classification:	Sexual Politics
Inscriptions:	Printed in black ink on card: 'THE ROSE STEREOGRAPHS / MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, WELLINGTON & LONDON. / THE ROSE STEREOGRAPHS / MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, WELLINGTON & LONDON.' Printed in black ink on photograph: '11,950. GREAT SUFFRAGETTE DEMONSTRATION in LONDON. Mrs Fisher. Mrs. / McGowen and Miss Vida Goldstein from Australia. Copyright 1911 by Geo. Rose. / 11,950. GREAT SUFFRAGETTE DEMONSTRATION in LONDON. Mrs Fisher. Mrs. / McGowen and Miss Vida Goldstein from Australia. Copyright 1911 by Geo. Rose.' Handwritten in grey pencil on the back of card: '1454' Handwritten in black ink on the back of card: '310'
People Depicted:	Vida Jane Mary Goldstein; Mrs Fisher; Mrs McGowen
Format:	Stereograph: Monochrome
Publisher:	Rose Stereograph Company, Armadale, Victoria, Australia, 1911
Place & Date Depicted:	London, England, Great Britain, circa 1910
Person Depicted:	Ms Vida Goldstein, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, circa 1910