Ethel Snowden (née Annakin), Viscountess Snowden
2 of 5 portraits of Ethel Snowden (née Annakin), Viscountess Snowden
© National Portrait Gallery, London
Ethel Snowden (née Annakin), Viscountess Snowden
by Lena Connell (later Beatrice Cundy)
matt bromide print on an Independent Labour Party (ILP) card mount, circa 1919
5 1/4 in. x 3 1/4 in. (134 mm x 83 mm) image size
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NPG x136719
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- Ethel Snowden (née Annakin), Viscountess Snowden (1881-1951), Socialist, suffragist and peace campaigner; wife of Philip Snowden, Viscount Snowden; daughter of Richard Annakin. Sitter in 10 portraits.
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- Lena Connell (later Beatrice Cundy) (1875-1949), Photographer. Artist or producer associated with 20 portraits.
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This photograph was produced and distributed by the Independent Labour Party, which Snowden had joined in 1903.
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