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Mrs Mary Carpenter and her First Reformatory Girl, Annie Woolham, at Red Lodge
2830861 Mrs Mary Carpenter and her First Reformatory Girl, Annie Woolham, at Red Lodge, October 10th, 1854, 1922 (oil on canvas) by Butler, George Edmund (1872-1936); Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, UK; eBristol Museums, Galleries & Archives; Given by James Fuller Eberle, 1921; British, out of copyright
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© Bristol Museums, Galleries & Archives Given by James Fuller Eberle, 1921 / Bridgeman Images
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In this photo print, we are transported back to the year 1854 at Red Lodge, where Mrs. Mary Carpenter and her first reformatory girl, Annie Woolham, stand side by side. The oil on canvas painting by George Edmund Butler beautifully captures the essence of this significant moment in history. Mrs. Mary Carpenter was a pioneering figure in female education and prison reform during the Victorian era. With determination and compassion, she dedicated her life to helping young women like Annie Woolham find redemption and a chance for a better future. The painting exudes warmth as Mrs. Carpenter stands tall with an air of authority while holding Annie's hand gently but firmly. Their expressions reflect trust and hope - symbols of their unique bond that transcends societal boundaries. Red Lodge serves as the backdrop for this powerful scene - a place where troubled girls found solace under Mrs. Carpenter's guidance. The interior setting adds depth to the narrative, emphasizing the transformative power of love and mentorship within these walls. This artwork is not just about two individuals; it represents a larger movement towards social change led by remarkable women like Mrs. Mary Carpenter. It reminds us that through empathy and understanding, we can uplift those who have lost their way and offer them a second chance at life. As we gaze upon this extraordinary piece from Bristol Museum and Art Gallery's collection, let us be inspired by these trailblazers who fought tirelessly for justice and equality in society – leaving behind an indelible mark on history for generations to
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