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Political poster, Vote for Hambro
Political poster, Vote for Hambro, design by Winnie Burnand. Showing the Liberal Prime Minister Campbell Bannerman trying to keep the lid on Irish Nationalism. Charles Eric Hambro was a Conservative politician.
circa 1906
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Bannerman Burnand Campbell Conservative Election Eric Hambro Jack Liberal Minister Nationalism Paddy Politican Prime Rule Trouble Vote Winnie
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Vote for Hambro: Keeping the Lid on Irish Troubles (Circa 1906) This political poster, designed by Winnie Burnand, urges voters to support Conservative politician Charles Eric Hambro in the elections of 1906. The poster features a humorous cartoon depicting Liberal Prime Minister Campbell Bannerman attempting to keep a lid on a pot labeled "Irish Troubles." The pot is overflowing with black, white, and red elements, symbolizing the volatile situation in Ireland during this period. The cartoon's central message is clear: Bannerman, as the Liberal leader, is unable to contain the unrest in Ireland, and Hambro, the Conservative, is the better choice to maintain order and stability. The image of Jack (a symbol of Ireland) and Pat (a representation of the Irish people) boxing each other in the background further emphasizes the turmoil and instability in Ireland. The design also includes a Union Jack in the top left corner, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the unity of the British Empire. The use of strong, bold colors and striking imagery effectively conveys the sense of urgency and importance of the election. This poster is a fascinating snapshot of the political climate during the early 1900s, particularly in relation to the Irish Question. The Edwardian era was a time of significant social and political change, and this poster offers a unique perspective on the tensions and debates that shaped the political landscape of the time. Designed by the talented Winnie Burnand, this poster is a testament to the power of political cartoons as a means of engaging and influencing the public during election campaigns.
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