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Collection of Womens Suffrages (24)

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A red, white and blue circle pattern on a yellow background.
The image is a square grid with a yellow background. The grid is made up of multiple circles of different sizes and colors, arranged in a grid-like pattern. The circles are of different colors - red, blue, and white. The red circles are in the center of the grid, while the blue circles are on either side. The white circles are scattered throughout the grid. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.
Illustration of a suffragette holding a "Women Vote" sign beside bold text "WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE" and pppst.com credit.
A cheerful suffragette in early 20th-century attire holds a “Women Vote” sign, symbolizing the historic fight for voting rights.
Historical illustration of a woman casting a ballot atop a U.S. map showing states that granted women's suffrage by 1910-1912.
A 1910s-era political cartoon shows a woman casting her vote on a map highlighting early suffrage states-Washington (1910), California (1911), and several others in 1912.
Three diverse women voting at U.S. election booths with American flags displayed.
Three women of different ages and backgrounds stand at voting booths, each marked with the U.S. flag-representing unity and democratic participation.
Suffragette woman holding "Women Vote" sign, wearing blue dress and wide-brimmed hat.
A smiling suffragette in early 20th-century attire holds a bold “Women Vote” sign-symbolizing the fight for democratic inclusion.
Black-and-white flag with "VOTES FOR WOMEN" text, symbolizing the women's suffrage movement.
A hand-drawn suffrage flag waving proudly-“Votes for Women” boldly inscribed across its central white stripe.
A group of people standing around a teepee.
The image shows a group of people gathered around a teepee in a desert-like setting. There are four people in the image, two men and two women, all dressed in traditional Native American clothing. The man on the left is playing a violin, the man in the middle is wearing a brown jacket and a black hat, and the woman on the right is wearing an orange and yellow headdress with feathers. The background shows a blue sky and a few mountains in the distance. The people appear to be engaged in a conversation, with one man gesturing with his hands as if he is explaining something to the other two men
A green globe surrounded by bubbles with leaves on top.
The image is a graphic design that represents the company's logo for Happy Maids Green Cleaning LLC. It features a green globe in the center, surrounded by three green leaves on either side. The leaves are arranged in a circular pattern around the globe, with the largest leaf on the left and the smallest on the right. The background is white, and there are several blue bubbles scattered around the image. The text "Happy Maids" is written in a bold, black font at the top of the image, and "Green Cleaning" is in a smaller, cursive font below the globe.
Female gender symbol on a ballot box, representing voting or election participation.
A stylized ballot box with the Venus (♀) symbol, highlighting women’s role in voting and political representation.
A black and white image of a man and a woman on a scale.
The image is a black and white illustration of a balance scale. The scale is made up of two equal parts, one on each side, with a person standing on one side and the other on the other side. The person is standing on the left side of the scale, while the person on the right side is standing in front of it. Both figures are facing each other and appear to be standing on a pedestal. The balance is balanced on a white background. The image is simple and minimalistic, with no additional details or shading.
A cartoon showing a large barrel labeled "HONEST CONVICTION" rolling downhill toward a bent-over figure labeled "WOMAN SUFFRAGE IS A FAD", signed Lou Rogers.
Lou Rogers’ satirical cartoon contrasts the unstoppable force of honest conviction with dismissive claims that women’s suffrage is merely a passing trend.
A stylized illustration of a person shouting into a megaphone with clouds and light rays in the background.
A bold, expressive figure uses a megaphone to project their voice-symbolizing empowerment, activism, and clear messaging.
Bluebird-shaped 1915 suffrage pin with "Votes for Women Nov. 2" on yellow tail, Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association.
A vibrant 1915 suffrage pin shaped like a bluebird, featuring bold text “Votes for Women Nov. 2” along its yellow tail-designed to rally support for the Massachusetts ballot initiative.
Vintage "Votes for Women" pinback button with red text, blue stars, and navy border.
A classic “Votes for Women” campaign button worn by activists during the fight for the 19th Amendment.
Engraved portrait of a 19th-century woman with spectacles, styled hair, and high-collared attire.
A vintage line engraving depicting a thoughtful, bespectacled woman from the late 1800s, likely a scholar or reformer.
two women holding a sign that says national woman suffrage association
The image is a black and white photograph of two women standing side by side, holding a banner that reads "National Woman Suffrage Association". The banner is rectangular in shape and has the words "National Women Suffrage" written in bold, capital letters. The women are wearing sashes with the same words written on them. They are both wearing hats and appear to be standing in front of a large, striped wall. The image appears to be from the early 20th century.
A vintage-style illustrated woman in a green dress holding a book and quill, wearing glasses and a thoughtful expression.
A thoughtful scholar in classic green attire, poised with book and feather quill-evoking the spirit of early academic women.
A woman in a pink skirt and cream top holds a card while standing beside a table with a blue ballot box.
A voter places her ballot into a secure ballot box-a simple yet powerful act of democratic participation.
a black and white icon of a tombstone with a female symbol
The image is a black and white icon of a tombstone. The tombstone is rectangular in shape and has a flat base. On top of the tombstone, there is a female symbol, which is a circle with a plus sign in the center. The symbol is outlined in black and is set against a white background. The image appears to be a simple and minimalistic representation of a religious or religious symbol.
A suffragist woman stands defiantly before a giant nut labeled “NO EQUAL SUFFRAGE STATE OR COUNTRY EVER REPEALED ITS SUFFRAGE LAW,” with a dropped wrench and “ANTI” paper at her feet.
“A nut she doesn’t try to crack!” - Lou Rogers’ 1915 cartoon underscores the permanence of women’s voting rights once enacted.
Illustration of suffragettes holding "Votes for Women" signs, designed by Alison Aparicio, depicting early 20th-century activism.
A lively cartoon by Alison Aparicio showing diverse suffragettes with protest signs, including “Votes for Women” and “Mr. President, What Will You Do For Woman Suffrage?”
A group of women holding signs on a city street.
The image shows a group of women walking on a street, holding signs that read "Votes for Women" and "Meeting". The women are dressed in black dresses and hats, and appear to be participating in a protest or rally. The street is lined with buildings and there is a bus visible in the background. The image is in black and white, and the women are walking in a line, with their heads held high and their expressions serious.
A group of women holding signs in front of a building.
The image is a black and white photograph of a group of people holding signs that read "Come come to the Cooper Union on Saturday, September 16, September 6, 2016 at 8 PM." The people in the photograph are dressed in formal attire, with some wearing hats and others wearing dresses. They are standing on a street, with a building in the background. The signs appear to be related to the Women's March on Washington, as indicated by the text on the signs. The photograph appears to be from the early 20th century.
A group of women standing in front of a banner.
The image is a black and white photograph of a group of women standing on a cobblestone street. They are holding a large banner that reads "We were voters out west? Why deny our rights in the east?" The banner is hanging from a string and appears to be a protest or rally. The women are dressed in formal attire, with some wearing hats and others wearing dresses. They appear to be standing in a line, with their arms raised in the air. The street is lined with buildings on both sides, and there are a few people walking on the sidewalk. The sky is overcast and the overall mood of the