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 : The Patriots by George Belcher, WW1


The Patriots by George Belcher, WW1

Three rather shabby, working class women, who probably don't have much choice about how extravagantly they choose to dress, unwittingly become excellent examples of the advice given out in the poster they pass which declares, To Dress Extravagantly in War time is worse than bad form, is it Unpatriotic

Picture No
13991237
Media ID
45428432
Size
3600px x 5139px (2.3MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
Illustration by George Belcher in The Tatler, 14 June 1916
Date
1916

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