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National Front rally Trafalgar Square 1970s
Close up of a woman carrying a NF placard
An image of a young girl in the street carrying a toddler.
The'caption' is a photograph of some graffiti.
The graffiti reads:
'Put the mental idiot married women and girls on the dance floor so we can f**k them free as we dance or give them a lift and bump them off'
'Put the mental idiot married women and girls on the dance floor so we can f**k them free as we dance or give them a lift and bump them off'
Two images mounted together, one shows a sculpture ('The Young Lovers') by George Ehrich, and the other of a couple embracing in a parody of the sculpture. The man in the image is Sid Rawle, leader of the Squatters' movement in the 1970s.
On the back of the print written by Serena Wadham:
'Sid Rawle +', the print has been cut down so the woman is un-named.
'Sid Rawle +', the print has been cut down so the woman is un-named.
In a dark room a man lies down while a woman sits and sews.
A typed caption reads:
'The woman essentially serves the man in exchange for care and protection' Sheila Rowbotham
On the back of the print written by Serena Wadham:
'Ted Child and Wendy'
'The woman essentially serves the man in exchange for care and protection' Sheila Rowbotham
On the back of the print written by Serena Wadham:
'Ted Child and Wendy'
A crowd of men surround an old woman (Aggie) who is preaching. The men are laughing and pretending to kiss her.
A caption reads:
'Erin Pizzy writes about the men who need protection.'
'Erin Pizzy writes about the men who need protection.'
A woman and a man walk side by side in the street, the woman pushes a pram. This is a slice of the full image.
A typed caption accompanies this image:
"I believe that all reforming action in law and education would break down in front of the fact that long before the age at which a man can earn a position in society, Nature has determined women's destiny…
"I believe that all reforming action in law and education would break down in front of the fact that long before the age at which a man can earn a position in society, Nature has determined women's destiny…
Miss Ramnie Dadoo, daughter to Ghandi's adopted son. Krishna Menon, Dr Y Dadoo President of the South African Indian Congress.
Written on the back of the print by Serena Wadham:
'L to R, with the text as above
'L to R, with the text as above
Anti Vietnam War demonstration London 1968
Written on the front of the print by Serena Wadham:
'Anti Nixon Demo'
'Anti Nixon Demo'
