(1832-1919). American physician and womans rights advocate. Line engraving, late 19th century

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(1832-1919). American physician and womans rights advocate. Line engraving, late 19th century

MARY EDWARDS WALKER
(1832-1919). American physician and womans rights advocate. Line engraving, late 19th century

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Advocate Bowtie Cane Drag Edward Edwards Feminism Mary Overcoat Surgeon Top Hat Trench Coat Walker

EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases Mary Edwards Walker, an influential figure in American history. Born in 1832 and passing away in 1919, she was not only a skilled physician but also a passionate advocate for women's rights. The line engraving, created during the late 19th century, captures her dignified presence. In the image, Mary stands tall and confident wearing a top hat and an elegant trench coat. Her attire is reminiscent of the fashion trends of that era, with a bowtie adding a touch of sophistication to her ensemble. Holding a cane by her side, she exudes authority and determination. Mary Edwards Walker's contribution to society extended beyond medicine; she fought tirelessly for gender equality and feminism. As one of the earliest champions for women's rights in America, her advocacy paved the way for future generations. The artist skillfully portrays Mary as both strong-willed and compassionate through this detailed engraving. Her unwavering dedication to challenging societal norms is evident from her posture and expression. This print serves as a reminder of Mary Edwards Walker's remarkable legacy as both an accomplished surgeon and an advocate for women's empowerment. It encapsulates her pioneering spirit while honoring her significant contributions to American history.

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