The Modern Girl by Hal Woolf

An illustration from 1929 reflecting the emergence of the modern girl in the Edwardian era. A girl in a short skirt and masculine shirt and tie, stands apart from her disapproving parents, clearly influenced and perhaps corrupted by reading the works of George Bernard Shaw, H.G. Wells and Henrik Ibsen

Feminism Feminist Henrik Ibsen Woolf

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