Palczewski Suffrage Postcard Archive

 

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Rod Library Access Number

361a

Medium

Postcard

Date of Publication

1-1-1910

Publisher

F. G. Henry & Company

City of Publication

New York

State of Publication

New York

Country of Publication

United States

Mailed/Unmailed

Unmailed

Description

Alt text: A horizontal sepia-toned postcard titled "Woman's rights" depicts three women and one man standing in shallow water. One woman on the left holds the man's arm while he looks at the woman in the center. The woman in the center is holding his other arm, and the woman on the right is bent over, touching the water. They women are all dressed in early 20th-century swimwear and the man is dressed in a collared shirt and tie with slacks. Small text indicates, "Copyright 1910 by Colonial Art Publishing Company, Brooklyn, New York. Published by P. G. Henry and Company, New York." A band below the postcard has the text "Palczewski Suffrage Postcard Archive."

Disciplines

Digital Humanities | Gender, Race, Sexuality, and Ethnicity in Communication | History | History of Gender | Speech and Rhetorical Studies | Women's History

Theme

Men; Women;

Date Digital

6-23-2017

Ordering Information

Ordering Information: Contact Catherine Palczewski at catherine.palczewski@uni.edu for permission requests and to order high resolution digital copies. Fees will be attached if the image is intended for commercial use.

Copyright

©1910 Colonial Art Publishing Company [Original pre-1923 postcard]

Rights Advisory

Original print postcard is in the public domain; U.S. and International copyright laws protect this digital object. Commercial use of this digital object not permitted without prior permission of copyright holder.

Creative Commons License

Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License

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Image

File Format

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Keywords

Women--Suffrage;

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