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a painting
women who demonstrate for the woting right
the march is peaceful
they are holding flags and signs (=placards)
the red colour is dominant => anger , passion and violence
the yellow colour is also present ==> light , they will enlighten women's path
--> ready to fight for their right
two men : seem to support women
In the background, a crowd of men seem to disapprove of the march

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a drawing
two boats : one is a sailing boat, where it's written "VOTES"
the man is represented higher as he has the right to vote
The woman is rowing. They both want to go to the Parliament.
The sea is rough and agitated but she seems to be determined to get there.
She has rolled up her sleeves, she will catch up the man.
Members of Parliament (MPs) vote laws.
The River Thames

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a painting
a submissive man
a bossy woman
She's dominant, she's pointing her finger so he has to obey.
he's wearing an apron : he's probably in charge of the chores (like cooking and cleaning)
==> men's fear of gender reversal (exaggeration) // Propaganda

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a black and white drawing
a woman who is demonstrating (a demonstration) for women's right to vote.
she's holding a sign "Votes for Women"
She has chained herself in front of 10 Downing Street. She's delivering a speech for women's franchise.
the woman is ambitious and determined.
She's demanding her right.

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a black and white photograph
the consequence of her demonstration (she wants to chain herself at the railings in front of 10 Downing Street)
it shows police brutality towards women

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the front page of a newspaper
a woman , dressed in white and standing in the middle of a rural scenery/landscape
Green colour represents nature => it's her natural right to get the vote
White colour can represent her innocence and peaceful mind.
==> a peaceful way to get what she wants.  An educated woman who wants to change people's mind through writings and articles.
No violence at all, she is a law-abiding citizen