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Egerton Leigh Winthrop understands that Theodore Roosevelt will present a painting by John C. Dollman to the New York City Board of Education on behalf of Alfred Mosely. He proposes April 29 for the ceremony, during which Roosevelt will speak on the necessity of industrial education.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-03-28
Alfred Mosely would like Theodore Roosevelt to present a John Charles Dollman painting to the New York Board of Education on his behalf. The picture depicts the social inequality of Great Britain. Mosely believes this inequality is due to a lack of industrial education. Although the United States provides better education than Britain, he believes the Board can learn from the lessons depicted in the painting.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-02-08
A young woman, nude to the waist, kneels with hand raised over a fire labeled “Equal Rights” among a cluster of chimpanzees with human faces. The chimpanzees appear to be afraid of the flames. Caption: Expressing the attitude of the average politician toward the woman suffrage movement.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1912-07-10