?Final Price Realized includes Buyer’s Premium added to Hammer Price
Estimate: $ 1,000 - $ 1,500
E.V. KEALEY (DATES UNKNOWN) WOMEN OF BRITAIN SAY - "GO!" 1915. 29x19 1/4 inches, 73 1/2x49 cm. Hill, Siffken & Co., London. Condition B+: horizontal crease through center; creases, abrasions and minor restoration in margins and image. Framed within the window of their home, two women watch as their men march off to war. "The double message of the text--directed simultaneously at women and by women at their men--manipulated the image of mother, wife and child within the home into a noble motivation for enlisting, but also assigned women the responsibility for ordering men into war" (Paret p. 52). "The role of the female as government spokesman, whether as wife, sweetheart, mother, daughter, or battlefield guardian angel, was common to the war effort . . . [but] it was in Britain in the first 18 months that it had the longest and hardest run" (Rickards p. 11). Rawls p. 32, Rickards 40, Gallo p. 189, Paret 68, War Posters 102, Picture This fig. 49.
