The Suffragette Judgess

The Suffragette Judgess

THE SUFFRAGETTE
JUDGESS.

LIFE SENTENCE!

LIFE
SENTENCE

ME WANTS
HIS RIGHTS.

[Image: Printed in color on cream cardstock. Entitled at the top of the postcard THE SUFFRAGETTE JUDGESS. A woman with Gibson Girl hair in judge's robes decorated with a green bow at the neck is looking down at a miniaturized man who is wearing red and white striped pants, a green jacket, a bowler (hat) and shiny patent leather shoes. He is facing her at the bench. On the bench is a green gavel tied with a pink bow and what appear to be two tall lamps at either end of the bench. Standing slightly behind the man and to his right is a well dressed woman with a beautiful feathered hat on stylish hair. She is wearing a suit-dress with a hem at mid-calf, green heels with bows. A rolling pin tied with a green bow and a green iron are attached to the right side of her dress. She has military stripes on the sleeve, a green belt and green color. The dress has a military uniform feel about it. The judgess is pointing a finger at the man and her speech bubble reads "LIFE SENTENCE." The woman wearing the hat has a speech bubble that reads "HE WANTS HIS RIGHTS." At the bottom of the card, the text reads "LIFE SENTENCE!"] Print. Color. 9x14 cm. Copyright 1909. Card number 4011.

New York: Walter Wellman

1909