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Background imageCampaigning Collection: Campaigning against animal cruelty, 1940s

Campaigning against animal cruelty, 1940s
Campaigners against animal cruelty demonstrating with greyhound dogs and several placards. 1940s

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Leaflet Distribution

Leaflet Distribution
The Liberals take to the air, scattering leaflets over Marble Arch from a plane adorned with portraits of Asquith and Lloyd George Date: 1923

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Campaign against climate change march

Campaign against climate change march, London, UK. This event was organised by the Stop Climate Chaos organisation to launch its I Count campaign against climate change

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Deforestation protest, Hawaii

Deforestation protest, Hawaii
Wao Kele o Puna deforestation protest in the Wao Kele o Puna rainforest, on the slopes of Kilauea volcano, in the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii, USA

Background imageCampaigning Collection: The De Valera-Cosgrove election, Ireland

The De Valera-Cosgrove election, Ireland
A talking-film of the Irish politician, Mr W. T. Cosgrove, used in his election campaign against amon de Valera

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Creative ways of electioneering, 1910

Creative ways of electioneering, 1910
A model dreadnought emblazoned with posters and the candidates names encourages voters in Taunton in Somerset, while boats in Portsmouth are smothered with posters for the Unionist candidate

Background imageCampaigning Collection: The Election Campaign in Full Swing

The Election Campaign in Full Swing
Some curious scenes from the General Election campaign of 1910. The top left picture shows David Lloyd George making his way over the back wall of the Queen Hall Skating Rink in Peckham to address an

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Rent, Profit and Interest, supported by two miners

Rent, Profit and Interest, supported by two miners
A propaganda cartoon by W E Jones, made for his father to use while campaigning for support for the Miners Union. It shows three plump gentlemen representing Rent, Profit and Interest

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Neglected boy from a South Wales mining district

Neglected boy from a South Wales mining district
A neglected boy from a South Wales mining district. Images like this were copied by W E Jones for his father to use while campaigning for support for the Miners Union

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Woman suffering the effects of poverty, South Wales

Woman suffering the effects of poverty, South Wales
A woman in despair, suffering the effects of poverty in South Wales. This photograph, entitled Poverty, was used to illustrate talks designed to raise support for the South Wales Miners Federation

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Production and Plunder, campaigning statistics

Production and Plunder, campaigning statistics
A slide entitled Production & Plunder, used for a lecture about the South Wales Miners Federation. Statistics are listed, comparing the royalties on the use of coal on the luxury steamer

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Two donkeys in a field

Two donkeys in a field. Used as a visual aid for propaganda purposes, used to describe two MPs as a pair of donkeys

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Bromley Young Communists on a CND march

Bromley Young Communists on a CND march
Bromley Young communists taking part in a CND march in Horley, Surrey

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Kensington Toll Gate, London, c. 1864

Kensington Toll Gate, London, c. 1864
Engraving showing the Kensington turnpike toll gate in London, c.1864. After many years campaigning by Londoners, a large number of toll gates were removed from the citys roads in the early 1860 s

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Notting Hill Toll Gate, London, c. 1864

Notting Hill Toll Gate, London, c. 1864
Engraving showing the turnpike toll gate at Notting Hill, London, c.1864. After many years of campaigning by Londoners, many toll gates were removed in the early 1860 s

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Islington Toll Gate, London, c. 1864

Islington Toll Gate, London, c. 1864
Islington Toll Gate, London, c.1864

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Herbert Hoover Acclaimed

Herbert Hoover Acclaimed
Herbert Hoover, newly elected president of the United States (though not to take up office until March 1929) is acclaimed by the electors

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Flag Honoured

Flag Honoured
The flag of the second regiment of French zouaves, campaigning in Italy, is awarded battle honours by Marechal MacMahon

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Police at the I Count climate change rally in London

Police at the I Count climate change rally in London
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Protestors at the I Count climate change rally in London

Protestors at the I Count climate change rally in London
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Posters at the I Count climate change rally in London

Posters at the I Count climate change rally in London
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

Background imageCampaigning Collection: steward at the I Count climate change rally in London

steward at the I Count climate change rally in London
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Napoleon and Sphinx

Napoleon and Sphinx
Napoleon takes time off from campaigning in Egypt to ponder the Riddle of the Sphinx

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Election Campaign

Election Campaign
Flora Drummond ( The General) & Phyllis Ayrton campaigning for Christabel Pankhurst in Smethwick. Christabel represented the Womens Party in 1918 & 1919

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Scipio (Africanus) with captured Spanish princess

Scipio (Africanus) with captured Spanish princess
SECOND PUNIC WAR : the 24-year old Scipio (later Scipio Africanus) refuses to take advantage of a beautiful captured Spanish princess

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Julianus Proclaimed

Julianus Proclaimed
JULIANUS THE APOSTATE Roman Emperor he is proclaimed emperor in Paris, while campaigning in Gaul

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Vaubans Horse Litter

Vaubans Horse Litter
The French general Vauban uses a mule litter when campaigning

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Maximo Gomez

Maximo Gomez
MAXIMO GOMEZ - Cuban patriot and general-in-chief of the independence forces in the second revolution (1895), pictured campaigning

Background imageCampaigning Collection: De Launay Herzegovina

De Launay Herzegovina
Campaigning in Herzegovina, general Jean Aulay de Launay after a victorious battle dissuades his Turkish allies from slitting the throats of their Austrian captives

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Womens Rights / Durand

Womens Rights / Durand
France; Marguerite Durand campaigning

Background imageCampaigning Collection: Pichegrus Treachery

Pichegrus Treachery
In 1804, while campaigning, he learns of Pichegrus defection to the enemy from documents found in the carriage of captured Austrian general Kinglin



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"Campaigning: A Historical Tapestry of Political Persuasion" From the enigmatic portrayal of Charles Foster Kane in Orson Welles' iconic film "Citizen Kane" to the indomitable Margaret Thatcher on her relentless campaign trail, the art has shaped our political landscape for centuries. In 1941, Orson Welles not only directed but also portrayed the complex character of Charles Foster Kane in "Citizen Kane. " This cinematic masterpiece delves into the power dynamics and manipulations behind political campaigns, leaving an indelible mark on American cinema. Meanwhile, Margaret Thatcher's formidable presence during her campaign trail showcased her determination and unwavering commitment to her ideals. Her captivating speeches and tireless efforts propelled her to become one of Britain's most influential prime ministers. The significance is not limited to individuals alone. Kaiser Wilhelm II's Campaigning Car symbolized his desire for dominance as he traversed Germany, rallying support for his imperial ambitions. This mobile platform allowed him to connect with citizens directly and shape public opinion. Campaigns have often been a catalyst for social change as well. Tariq Ali's powerful demonstration in London exemplified how writers, journalists, and filmmakers can use their voices to challenge authority and advocate for justice. Gladice Keevil Manchester was a suffragette who fearlessly campaigned for women's right to vote. Her unwavering dedication paved the way towards achieving gender equality in politics—a legacy that continues today. Election posters like "The Great Naval Eclipse" highlighted how visual propaganda played a pivotal role in swaying public opinion during crucial electoral battles throughout history. These artistic creations aimed at capturing voters' attention while conveying powerful messages about candidates or policies. One cannot forget William Gladstone's Midlothian Campaign—an electrifying series of speeches that captivated audiences across Scotland. His persuasive oratory skills enabled him to connect with voters on a personal level, ultimately shaping the political landscape of his time.