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Dunlap, between c1915 and c1920. Creator: Bain News Service
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Dunlap, between c1915 and c1920. Creator: Bain News Service
Dunlap, between c1915 and c1920. Singer Marguerite Dunlap standing by a table with Red Cross posters during World War I
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This print captures singer Marguerite Dunlap standing by a table adorned with Red Cross posters during World War I. The image, taken between c1915 and c1920 by the Bain News Service, showcases Dunlap's elegant attire of the era, complete with a fur-trimmed hat and dress.
Dunlap's warm smile exudes a sense of compassion and dedication as she stands in support of humanitarian aid efforts during one of the most tumultuous periods in American history. Her role as a contralto singer is evident in her poised stance, hinting at her involvement in using music to uplift spirits during times of crisis.
The Red Cross posters on display serve as a poignant reminder of the vital work being done to provide aid to those affected by war. This snapshot from the early 20th century offers a glimpse into both the fashion trends and societal values of the time, highlighting Dunlap's dual roles as both an artist and humanitarian.
As we reflect on this historical moment captured through George Graham Bain's lens, we are reminded of the resilience and unity that can emerge even amidst adversity. Marguerite Dunlap's presence in this image serves as a testament to the power of artistry and activism coming together for a greater cause.
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