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Mary Richardson (1889-1961) Canadian suffragette activist cuts with a knife the painting
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Mary Richardson (1889-1961) Canadian suffragette activist cuts with a knife the painting
XEE4165453 Mary Richardson (1889-1961) Canadian suffragette activist cuts with a knife the painting " The Rokeby Venus" by painter Don Diego VELASQUEZ in a room at the National Gallery in London. Illustration by Achille Beltrame for " La domenica del corriere". 1914. by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); National Gallery, London, UK; (add.info.: Mary Richardson (1889-1961) Canadian suffragette activist cuts with a knife the painting " The Rokeby Venus" by painter Don Diego VELASQUEZ in a room at the National Gallery in London. Illustration by Achille Beltrame for " La domenica del corriere". 1914.); Stefano Bianchetti; Italian, out of copyright
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© Stefano Bianchetti / Bridgeman Images
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The powerful image captured in this print depicts Mary Richardson, a Canadian suffragette activist, taking a bold and defiant stand for women's rights. In 1914, at the National Gallery in London, she fearlessly cuts with a knife the painting "The Rokeby Venus" by renowned painter Don Diego VELASQUEZ. This act of protest was illustrated by Achille Beltrame for "La domenica del corriere" showcasing the determination and passion of Richardson. Richardson's actions symbolize the fight for voting rights and feminism during that era. Her arrest following this incident further exemplifies her unwavering dedication to the cause. The room at the National Gallery becomes an emblematic battleground where art meets activism. Stefano Bianchetti skillfully captures this historic moment through his engraving, emphasizing both color and detail. The vibrant colors bring life to Richardson's courageous act while highlighting her as a significant figure in British history. This print serves as a reminder of the great strides made by suffragettes like Mary Richardson in shaping society towards gender equality. It stands as a testament to their bravery and determination against societal norms that restricted women's voices. As we reflect on this image from Fine Art Finder, it is essential to recognize how far we have come since then while acknowledging that there is still work to be done in achieving true gender parity worldwide.
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