Campaigning Collection (page 5)

Prime Minister John Major in York, during the general election campaign. 26th March 1992

Prime Minister John Major with his wife Norma, and Margaret Thatcher with her husband Denis, pictured during the general election campaign. 22nd March 1992

Prime Minister John Major and his wife Norma at the Ideal Home Exhibition, Earls Court. 2nd April 1992

Prime Minister John Major at the Ideal Home Exhibition, Earls Court. 2nd April 1992

Prime Minister John Major in Bristol, during the general election campaign. 3rd April 1992

Prime Minister John Major with his wife Norma in Bristol, during the general election campaign. Pictured speaking to a crowd while standing on a box. 3rd April 1992

Prime Minister John Major in Huntingdon, during the general election campaign. 21st March 1992

Prime Minister John Major and his wife Norma visiting Grafham Water Processing Plant during the general election campaign, pictured releasing balloons. 4th April 1992

Prime Minister John Major with his wife Norma in a B&Q store, during the general election campaign. 20th March 1992

Geoffrey Robinson MP Coventry North West, at Campaign Headquarters, Coventry, Tuesday 17th May 1983

Hamilton By-Election 1967 was held on 2nd November 1967, after the former Labour MP, Tom Fraser, resigned in order to take up the position as head of the North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board

MP Michael Heseltine visiting Bootle, Merseyside. 13th May 1990

Margaret Thatcher meets her adoring public during a visit to Newton Abbot in 27th May 1987

Baroness Margaret Thatcher and her late husband Denis during a visit to the L F Harris motorcycle factory. Newton Abbot. 27th May 1987

Photo-call to promote the first elections to the new institution, the National Assembly for Wales, elections to be held on 6th May 1999. Pictured, model Sara Ogwen Williams, 25th March 1999

Angela Eagle (2nd from - left) and her twin sister Maria (right, by the table) campaigning in Liverpool, April 1997. Both Angela and her twin sister Maria are Labour politicians

Angela Eagle campaigning in Liverpool, April 1997. Both Angela and her twin sister Maria are Labour politicians. Angela Eagle is fighting Jeremy Corbyn for the 2016 leader of the Labour Party

UK European Communities Membership Referendum, 1975, also known as the Common Market referendum, was held on 5th June 1975

Liberal Party Leader David Lloyd George seen here delivering his final speech of the election at Chichester during the campaign for the 1923 General Election. 7th December 1923

Donald Dewar, Scottish Secretary of State, pictured with his new team, Sam Galbraith, Brian Wilson, Henry McLeish and Malcolm Chisholm, Edinburgh, Scotland, 5th May 1997

Michael Heseltine, Secretary of State for Defence, Teesside, 14th March 1983

MP Betty Boothroyd canvassing. 23rd May 1968

Smethwick election, Alderman Peter Griffiths at a press conference. 6th October 1964

George Rodgers, celebrates after winning, new Labour Member of Parliament for Chorley, pictured with supporters outside Chorley Town Hall, Lancashire, in North West England. 1st March 1974

Paul Rose MP, celebrates after winning, continues to represent Labour as Member of Parliament for Manchester Blackley, pictured with supporters, Manchester, 28th February 1974

Anthony Barber, Chancellor of the Exchequer and Conservative Member of Parliament for Altrincham and Sale, pictured campaigning in Altrincham and Sale, Greater Manchester

Tony Benn, Member of Parliament for Bristol South East, General Election Campaign 1955, pictured at Barrow Hill Primary School, Marylebone, 19th May 1955

Suffragettes campaigning during the Reading By-Election in 1913

Sir Alec Douglas Home seen here during a hustings meeting at Watford Town Hall during the run up to the 1964 general election. 7th October 1964

Sir Alec Douglas Home seen here on a whistle stop tour in London to speak at Wembley South during the General Election campaign. 30th September 1964

Anne McGuire Labour prospective parliamentary candidate PPC in Stirling challenge to Scottish Secretary of State Michael Forsyth at general election walking through main street with party leader Tony

Michael Foot canvassing in Devonport with his wife Jill for the 1951 general election. 18th October 1951

Michael Foot canvassing in Devonport with his wife Jill, for the 1951 general election. 18th October 1951. Member of Parliament MP

Michael Foot speaking at the Anti H Bomb meeting in Trafalgar Square after the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmement had marched on 22nd June 1958. Member of Parliament MP

Michael Foot canvassing outside the dockyard gates in Devonport with his wife Jill, for the 1950 general election. 8th February 1950. Member of Parliament MP

Winston Churchill attends a meeting in Waltham Abbey to address a crowd of workers ahead of the 1924 Westminster Abbey by election where he stood as a " Constitutionalist"

Campaigning. Margaret Thatcher MP, Leader of Conservative Party, in 1979, holding up shopping bags in Halifax. On the left is the 1974 £ 1 worth of goods

Roy Hattersley and Denis Healey seen here out on the hustings with Deirdre Wood, the Labour party candidate in the Greenwich by-election. February 1987 LDN-87-064-001

Roy Jenkins and Rosie Barnes at a SDP. Press conference for the Greenwich by-election. February 1987 LDN-87-064-005

Edward Heath Prime Minister out on the hustings drumming up support for the Tory party in the up coming election. February 1974 S74-0908-002

Jeremy Thorpe leader of the liberal party holds a press conference before embarking on the husting for the forth coming general election. February 1974 S74-0913-002

Vanessa Redgrave (Moss Side). July 1978 P009285

General Election, November 1923. Lady Nancy Astor. Conservative candidate for Sutton, Plymouth. P017233

Speaker at an anti-nuclear demonstration in Trafalgar Square, London. Date: late 1960s

Speakers at an anti-nuclear demonstration in Trafalgar Square, London, with several photographers alongside. A large banner behind them reads: Scrap Polaris. Date: late 1960s

Demonstration outside Gamages department store, Holborn, London, with struggles between protesters and police. Date: late 1960s

Demonstration in London -- young protesters walking purposefully along a road. Two of the banners belong to the Hyde Park Diggers, a land ownership campaigning group. Date: late 1960s

Anti-nuclear demonstration in Trafalgar Square, London. One placard reads: Scrap Polaris, Build For Peace. The banner in the lower left belongs to the Hyde Park Diggers

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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.