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Hannah Snell, the Female Soldier, published by R. S. Kirby, 1804 (engraving)
NAM280866 Hannah Snell, the Female Soldier, published by R.S. Kirby, 1804 (engraving) by Scott, G. (fl.c.1804); National Army Museum, London; (add.info.: Snell (1723-92); disguised herself as a man and joined the Royal Marines for four years; ); eNational Army Museum; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23380814
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This engraving, titled "Hannah Snell, the Female Soldier" takes us back to the early 19th century and introduces us to a remarkable woman who defied societal norms. Created by G. Scott in 1804 and published by R. S. Kirby, this print showcases Hannah Snell, a figure both famous and infamous for her extraordinary story. Snell's portrait exudes an air of confidence as she gazes directly at the viewer from beneath her bicorn hat. Dressed in men's clothing, she boldly challenges traditional gender roles with her cross-dressing disguise. The intricate details of her attire highlight the meticulous effort she put into blending seamlessly into the male-dominated world of the Royal Marines. The engraving captures not only Snell's physical appearance but also hints at her inner strength and determination. Her piercing eyes seem to reflect years of resilience during her four-year stint in service—a feat that few women would even contemplate during that era. Hannah Snell's tale continues to inspire generations as a testament to human courage and perseverance against all odds. This print serves as a powerful reminder that history is filled with unsung heroes who dared to challenge conventions and pave their own paths towards freedom and self-expression.
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