1. Millicent Garrett Fawcett led the Suffragist campaign for women’s right to vote. In contrast to the Suffragettes’ direct action, which many people viewed as dangerous, even terrorism, the majority Suffragists were non-violent and advanced a more temperate, political approach. Fawcett’s work was instrumental in moving women towards political and social equality. Visually, the Suffragists combined red, green and white in their paraphernalia, differing from the Suffragettes’ purple, green and white.

9cm in diameter.