Dame Christabel Pankhurst (1880-1958), Militant suffragette; daughter of Emmeline Pankhurst
Sitter in 14 portraits
Christabel Pankhurst was the driving force behind the Women's Social and Political Union, which was founded by her mother, Emmeline, in 1903 in order to lobby for female suffrage. The organisation became increasingly militant, largely under Christabel's bold influence.
by Jessie Holliday
pencil, 1900s?
NPG 4207
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by Richard George Mathews
Charcoal and chalk, 1908
NPG 6904
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by Ethel Wright
oil on canvas, exhibited 1909
NPG 6921
by Unknown photographer
bromide print, mid 1900s
NPG x26018
by Lambert Weston & Son
bromide postcard print, circa 1905
NPG x32605
Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence; Dame Christabel Pankhurst
by Unknown photographer
postcard print, 21 June 1908
NPG x45194
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by Lallie Charles (née Charlotte Elizabeth Martin), published by Rotary Photographic Co Ltd
vintage postcard print, 1908
NPG x135535
Suffragette March in Hyde Park
by Christina Broom
cream-toned velox print, 23 July 1910
NPG x17396
by Record Press
glossy bromide press print, September 1913
NPG x32608
by (Mary) Olive Edis (Mrs Galsworthy)
whole-plate autochrome, 1925-1935
NPG x7200
by (Mary) Olive Edis (Mrs Galsworthy)
platinum print on photographer's card mount, 1925-1935
NPG x6196
Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence; Dame Christabel Pankhurst
by Unknown photographer
bromide print
NPG x26019
Dame Christabel Pankhurst; Florence Flora Drummond
by Unknown photographer
bromide print
NPG x29896
Pankhurst Centre, Manchester
Category
Politics, Government and Diplomacy
Groups
Suffragettes
Place
Greater Manchester
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