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Victorian Scrap - Political Types - MP of the Future

Victorian Scrap - Political Types - MP of the Future


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Victorian Scrap - Political Types - MP of the Future

Victorian Scrap - Political Types - MP of the Future.
late 19th century

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Equality Frown Frowning Future Glasses Lace Lacy Member Parliament Satire Satirical Scrap Scraps Spectacles Ugly


Victorian Scrap - Political Types - MP of the Future

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is a satirical image from the late 19th century that offers a humorous commentary on the role of women in politics during this era. The photograph, which is part of the extensive collection at Mary Evans Picture Library, depicts a woman wearing an elaborate lace collar and frowning intensely while donning a pair of glasses or spectacles. The title "MP of the Future" suggests that this image is meant to be a prediction or a commentary on what a female Member of Parliament (MP) might look like in the future. The use of the term "scrap" in the title indicates that this photograph is part of a series of satirical prints that were popular during the Victorian era. These prints often featured exaggerated and humorous depictions of various political figures and events. In this image, the woman's unattractive appearance, along with her stern expression and glasses, may be intended to poke fun at the idea of women in politics and their perceived lack of suitability for such roles. Despite the satirical intent of the image, it also reflects the growing momentum for women's rights and suffrage during the late 19th century. The fact that the image depicts a woman in a position of political power, albeit in a satirical context, suggests that the idea of women in politics was not entirely far-fetched. The use of the term "future" in the title also highlights the forward-looking nature of the image and the role that women were beginning to play in shaping the political landscape of the time. Overall, "Victorian Scrap: Political Types - MP of the Future" is a fascinating glimpse into the complex and often contradictory attitudes towards women and politics during the Victorian era.

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