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Morals of Mackenzie - Working women, WW1

Morals of Mackenzie - Working women, WW1


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Morals of Mackenzie - Working women, WW1

Morals of Mackenzie: Complex Woman - Her Complexion. Illustration showing women filling a number of traditional male roles during the First World War, but still taking pride in their appearance by peering in a hand or compact mirror. Date: 1917

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Appearance Checking Complexion Employment Females Feminine Jobs Mackenzie Mirror Morals Reflection Role Roles Vanity Worker


Morals of Mackenzie - Complex Woman - Her Complexion

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is a captivating illustration from the year 1917, showcasing the intriguing juxtaposition of women's roles during the First World War. The image, filled with humor and a touch of vanity, depicts a group of women diligently engaged in various traditional male roles, from operating machinery to managing offices. Yet, amidst the chaos and intensity of their work, they take a moment to prioritize their appearance. In the foreground, a woman, her uniform neatly pressed, leans over a table, her reflection peering back at her in a compact mirror. Her expression is thoughtful, almost contemplative, as she checks her complexion. The mirror, a symbol of femininity and self-care, is a reminder that even in the midst of war and the breaking of gender norms, women continued to value their appearance. The other women in the illustration are equally engrossed in their tasks, their faces a mix of determination and concentration. They are a testament to the complexity of women during this period, embodying both strength and femininity. The cartoon, titled "Morals of Mackenzie," is a poignant reminder of the multifaceted nature of women's experiences during WWI. This illustration, with its intricate details and nuanced commentary, is a must-have for anyone interested in the history of women's roles during wartime or the evolution of gender norms. It offers a unique perspective on the complexities of women's lives during the First World War, making it an invaluable addition to any historical collection.

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