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Ernest Bevin, British Labour politician, 1933
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Ernest Bevin, British Labour politician, 1933
Ernest Bevin, British Labour politician, 1933. Bevin was an outspoken opponent of fascism and of the Conservative governments policy of appeasement during the 1930s. He served as Minister for Labour in the wartime coalition government during World War II and was Foreign Secretary in Labours postwar administration. A print from a supplement to The New Statesman and Nation, 30th December 1933
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This print captures the essence of Ernest Bevin, a prominent British Labour politician in 1933. Known for his larger-than-life personality and robust figure, Bevin stands tall as a symbol of strength and determination. His resolute opposition to fascism and the Conservative government's policy of appeasement during the tumultuous 1930s earned him widespread admiration. As Minister for Labour in the wartime coalition government during World War II, Bevin played a crucial role in ensuring fair treatment for workers amidst the chaos of war. Following this, he assumed the position of Foreign Secretary in Labours postwar administration, where he continued to make significant contributions to British politics. In this portrait, Bevin's caricature-like appearance adds an element of charm and character. The artist skillfully depicts his round face with deep-set eyes that exude wisdom and shrewdness. This image serves as a powerful metaphor for Bevin's influence within the Labour Party - solidly built both physically and politically. Published as part of The New Statesman and Nation supplement on December 30th, 1933, this print is not just a representation but also an important historical artifact from that era. It offers us a glimpse into one man's unwavering dedication towards fighting injustice while showcasing his undeniable impact on British politics during one of its most challenging periods.
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