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Portrait of Hubertine Auclerc (1848-1914) (hand coloured photo)
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Portrait of Hubertine Auclerc (1848-1914) (hand coloured photo)
CHT182736 Portrait of Hubertine Auclerc (1848-1914) (hand coloured photo) by French Photographer; Bibliotheque Marguerite Durand, Paris, France; (add.info.: socialist who founded the L Avenir des Femmes movement in the 1870s; later renamed the Societe de Suffrage des Femmes ; attended a meeting in 1873 in Liverpool which laid the foundations of the international feminist movement; ); eArchives Charmet; out of copyright
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This hand-coloured print showcases the remarkable Hubertine Auclerc, a prominent political figure and activist of her time. The portrait, taken by a French photographer and preserved in the Bibliotheque Marguerite Durand in Paris, France, perfectly captures Auclerc's determination and strength. Auclerc was not only a socialist but also the founder of L'Avenir des Femmes movement in the 1870s. Later on, she renamed it Societe de Suffrage des Femmes as she fought tirelessly for women's rights to vote. Her contribution to feminism extended beyond national borders when she attended an influential meeting in Liverpool in 1873 that laid the foundations for the international feminist movement. In this photograph, we see Auclerc holding a banner with conviction and pride. Her gaze is focused yet gentle, reflecting her unwavering commitment to advocating for gender equality. As editor of la citoyenne magazine, she used her platform to amplify women's voices and shed light on their struggles. The hand-colouring technique adds depth and vibrancy to this historical image, bringing it to life before our eyes. It serves as a powerful reminder of Auclerc's significant role in shaping history and inspiring future generations of activists. This print from Bridgeman Images is not just an exquisite piece of art; it represents resilience, courage, and progress towards achieving equal rights for all genders.
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