Sylvia Pankhurst by Katy Norris /// #1 Brought together for the first

Brought together for the first time in this slim volume

fauna and people she encountered proved a constant source of inspiration

MAEVE GILMORE (1917-1983) was a painter and muralist who drew inspiration from her domestic environment which she shared with her husband - the artist and writer Mervyn Peake - and their three children

" Jeanette Winterson

' Pankhurst recounted: 'each was employed by the man she toiled for - the slave of a slave

Sylvia Pankhurst by Katy Norris /// #1 Brought together for the first"'A woman was turning the wheel for the thrower, a woman was treading the lathe for the turner,' Pankhurst recounted: 'each was employed by the man she toiled for the slave of a slave, I thought!"' OverviewThe daughter of Emmeline Pankhurst (who would become one of the most recognised names in the British womens suffrage movement) Sylvia Pankhurst was raised in a socialist household and sought to lead a creative life. Through her portraits of women