Votes for Women
Title
Votes for Women
Creator
Leighton Budd, American illustrator, active early 20th century
Description
Top image:
A group of finely-dressed women are depicted walking to the right. Each woman holds up a letter, spelling out the phrase "Votes for Women."
Middle image:
Met with opposition from two police officers at the right, the women turn back, their signs getting disorganized until the only letters held aloft spell "Frost."
Bottom image:
The women walk back towards the left in a single file line, their letters now reading "No Votes For Em." A woman is depicted at the right lowering her sign with the letter "W."
A group of finely-dressed women are depicted walking to the right. Each woman holds up a letter, spelling out the phrase "Votes for Women."
Middle image:
Met with opposition from two police officers at the right, the women turn back, their signs getting disorganized until the only letters held aloft spell "Frost."
Bottom image:
The women walk back towards the left in a single file line, their letters now reading "No Votes For Em." A woman is depicted at the right lowering her sign with the letter "W."
Source
Delaware Art Museum
Publisher
Puck, September 22, 1909
Date
1909
Rights
Public domain
Format
Commercial relief process with hand-coloring, 11 × 7 15/16 in. (27.9 × 20.2 cm)
Collection
Citation
Leighton Budd, American illustrator, active early 20th century, “Votes for Women,” Delaware Art Museum, Helen Farr Sloan Library & Archives Digital Exhibitions, accessed September 25, 2023, https://delartlibrary.omeka.net/items/show/346.