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| Caption | Sweatshops. Even the factory inspector was horrified by the appalling conditions that female labourers in the East End had to endure – and they were not alone. Bottom left inset: The small office of the Association for the Promotion of the Employment of Women, at Langham Place in London, saw a constant stream of women seeking help. It had been established in 1857 by Barbara Bodichon and her colleagues. Inset: Barbara Bodichon (1827–1891), the feminist pioneer, who also helped to found Girton College, Cambridge. Original artwork for illustration on pp16–17 of Look and Learn issue no 1017 (5 September 1981). |
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| Creator | Kenneth John Petts, English (1907–92) |
| Artwork medium | painting |
| Credit | © Look and Learn |
| Search stock images by keyword | Barbara Bodichon sweatshops inspectors women's rights exhaustion attic Association Promotion Employment of Women liberation feminist Girton College Cambridge university Keith Petts Kenneth John Petts |
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| A005292 | Hi-res: 4,851 x 3,298 pixels Lo-res: 1,213 x 825 pixels |
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