Emmeline Pankhurst Canvas, Arrested Carried By Police Officer Vintage Photo Portrait - Emmeline Pankhurst Canvas Print

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Emmeline Pankhurst Canvas, Arrested Carried By Police Officer Vintage Photo Portrait - Emmeline Pankhurst Canvas PrintEmmeline Pankhurst Canvas Print portrait, being arrested by a police officer in Birmingham in 1914. On 21 May 1914, Emmeline Pankhurst, out of prison on licence, led a deputation of 200 women to Buckingham Palace. Watched by large crowds, they were met by 2000 police officers, some of whom were mounted. Amid violent scenes, over sixty people were arrested. A version of this photograph, which shows a frail Emmeline Pankhurst struggling in the arms of a

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