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ANTI-SUFFRAGE POSTER, 1915. Which do you prefer? The home or the street corner

ANTI-SUFFRAGE POSTER, 1915. Which do you prefer? The home or the street corner


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ANTI-SUFFRAGE POSTER, 1915. Which do you prefer? The home or the street corner

ANTI-SUFFRAGE POSTER, 1915.
Which do you prefer? The home or the street corner for woman? Vote No on Woman Suffrage, October 19th. Lithograph by Tom Fleming, 1915

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1915 Anti Suffrage Baby Caricature Fleming Mother Poster Propaganda Sexism


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This thought-provoking print captures an anti-suffrage poster from 1915, presenting a stark choice between the home and the street corner for women. The powerful message urges viewers to vote against woman suffrage on October 19th. Created by Tom Fleming, this lithograph showcases a caricatured illustration that highlights prevailing societal attitudes of the time. The image features a mother holding her baby, symbolizing traditional domesticity and emphasizing the role of women as caregivers within the confines of their homes. Meanwhile, in contrast to this nurturing scene, a street corner is depicted with negative connotations. This visual juxtaposition aims to discourage women's involvement in public affairs and suggests that their rightful place is solely within the private sphere. This propaganda piece reflects deeply ingrained sexism prevalent during early 20th-century America. It serves as a reminder of how far society has come in terms of gender equality while also highlighting ongoing challenges faced by women seeking equal rights and opportunities. Granger Art on Demand presents this historical artifact without any commercial intent or affiliation with any company. Through its collection, Granger provides access to significant artworks like this one that offer valuable insights into past social dynamics and encourage critical reflection on progress made towards achieving gender equality today.

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