Difficult Subjects: Working Women and Visual Culture, Britain 1880-1914

Cheryl Buckley · Kristina Huneault

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Visual Culture and Art Theory Photographic and Visual Arts Historical Gender and Feminism Studies

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Contents: Introduction My servant/my self: domestic servants and visual culture Flower-girls and fictions: selling on the streets Imag(in)ing industry: order and beauty on the factory floor 'Living tableaux of misery and oppression': visualising sweated labour Working women and the visual culture of trade unionism Epilogue Index.

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