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Hacked by a suffragette Millais portrait of Carlyle in National Portrait Gallery 1914

Hacked by a suffragette Millais portrait of Carlyle in National Portrait Gallery 1914


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Hacked by a suffragette Millais portrait of Carlyle in National Portrait Gallery 1914

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In this photo print, we are transported back to the year 1914, inside the hallowed halls of the National Portrait Gallery. The image captures a remarkable moment in history when a suffragette's audacious act of protest left an indelible mark on John Everett Millais' iconic portrait of Carlyle. The suffragette movement was at its peak during this time, as women fought tirelessly for their right to vote and be heard. This particular photograph serves as a powerful testament to their unwavering determination and unyielding spirit. As we gaze upon the hacked portrait, we can almost feel the palpable energy that must have filled the gallery that day. The suffragette's bold stroke across Carlyle's face symbolizes her defiance against societal norms and her refusal to accept inequality. This image not only encapsulates an important chapter in feminist history but also reminds us of art's ability to transcend its original purpose. Millais' masterpiece becomes more than just a representation of Carlyle; it becomes a canvas for activism and empowerment. Preserved within this TopFoto archive, this photograph serves as both a visual artifact and an enduring tribute to those who fought valiantly for gender equality. It stands as a reminder that progress often comes at great personal sacrifice and challenges us all to reflect on how far society has come since then – while acknowledging there is still work yet to be done.

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