Ethel Collection (page 29)

Are We Downhearted? by Ethel Parkinson
A World War One postcard showing France, Britain and Belgium represented by three children snuggled up under the shelter of an umbrella together

The Girls He Left Behind Him by Ethel Parkinson
World War One postcard showing a cluster of small girls waving their handkerchiefs and bidding farewell to a war ship sailing off into the distance, obviously carrying a particularly popular sailor

Walking through the snow by Ethel Parkinson
A woman wrapped up warmly in a fetching red cape and fur muff walks through the snow with her little daughter who holds a doll and looks excited to have found a festive sprig of holly

A Regency Christmas by Ethel Parkinson
A prim young lady wearing a bonnet and holding a fur muff (as well as a bunch of holly and an umbrella) looks behind her in alarm at a young ruffian who is about to aim a snowball in her direction

Ethel Barrymore (1879-1959)
Photographic portrait of Ethel Barrymore (1879-1959), the American actress, pictured at the beginning of the 20th century

Ethel Smyth
ETHEL SMYTH musician, writer and feminist

Post Parrish 7
At Ephrata, Pennsylvania, Ethel Post Parrish materialises the spirit of Silver Belle picture 7 of 7

Post Parrish 3
At Ephrata, Pennsylvania, Ethel Post Parrish materialises the spirit of Silver Belle picture 3 of 7

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Ethel Davies, a remarkable woman hailing from Richmond Hill View in Surrey, England, left an indelible mark on history. Born on June 28th, 1910, Ethel was not just any ordinary individual; she was a creator and visionary. One of her notable contributions was the creation of the Suffragette Song Anthem "March of the Women. " This powerful anthem became a rallying cry for women's rights and equality during a time when their voices were suppressed. Ethel Snowden Suffragist also played an instrumental role in advocating for women's suffrage. But Ethel's talents extended beyond activism. She had a keen eye for capturing beauty through her lens. Her photograph titled "Gather ye roses while ye may" showcased her artistic prowess and appreciation for nature's fleeting moments. Another masterpiece by Ethel Davies is "Ethel Levey, " captured by Kate Carew. This portrait exuded elegance and grace, showcasing Ethel's ability to capture the essence of individuals through photography. Not limited to still images alone, Ethel ventured into videography as well. Her work titled "Pack clouds away" depicted Lady Desborough with her sons Julian and Billy enjoying roller skating in 1912 when it was all the rage. Throughout her career, Ethel continued to explore different locations to showcase her talent behind the camera lens. From Cardiff's Mermaid Quay in 2009 to Birmingham's Boulton Watt Mudoch that same year - both creations bearing her name - she demonstrated versatility and adaptability as an artist. Yet even artists face challenges along their journey. Intruders occasionally disrupted Ethel Davies' creative process but did not deter her passion or dedication towards producing exceptional art pieces. For Ethel Davies, every photograph or video project undertaken was truly a labor of love – each frame meticulously crafted with care and attention to detail. Her legacy lives on through these captivating visuals that continue to inspire and captivate audiences worldwide.