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Helen Morris In London Pride
A portrait painting of Miss Helen Morris, a young woman with blonde hair, standing with her hands on her hips. Date: circa 1918
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This evocative portrait captures the spirit and determination of Miss Helen Morris, a young woman standing proudly with hands on hips in London's Pride, circa 1918. The vibrant color painting, created by the skilled brushstrokes of Arthur Ambrose McEvoy, showcases Helen's blonde hair cascading down her shoulders, framing her strong and resolute expression. The background is filled with the bustling energy of the city, hinting at the historic events unfolding around her. Helen Morris's stance and demeanor exude confidence and defiance, reflecting the growing sense of empowerment among women during this era. The title "London Pride" suggests a sense of pride in one's identity and beliefs, which was particularly relevant during this time as women's rights and suffrage movements gained momentum. Arthur Ambrose McEvoy, a renowned painter of his time, expertly captured the essence of Helen's character in this portrait. The painting is a testament to the artistic talent and social context of the early 20th century. This image is taken from the March of the Women Collection at Mary Evans Prints Online, a valuable resource for historians, researchers, and art enthusiasts seeking to explore the rich cultural history of the past. The painting appears in Volume [insert volume number] of a popular magazine, further emphasizing its significance during this period. The combination of historical context, artistic merit, and the powerful image of a young woman standing her ground makes this portrait a must-have for any collection focused on women's history, art history, or the social and political climate of the early 1900s.
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