Mary Richardson

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Mary Richardson was a British suffragette best known for slashing Velázquez’s painting “The Rokeby Venus” in 1914 as a militant protest for women’s rights.

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instanceOf British suffragette
person
associatedWith British Museum and gallery protests
Emmeline Pankhurst NERFINISHED
cause women's rights
women's suffrage in the United Kingdom
citizenship United Kingdom
convictedOf criminal damage
countryOfBirth Canada
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
date 1914
employedBy Women's Social and Political Union NERFINISHED
era early 20th century
familyName Richardson NERFINISHED
gender female
givenName Mary NERFINISHED
hasEffect increased public attention to militant suffragette tactics
hasMotivation protest against the treatment of Emmeline Pankhurst
knownFor slashing Velázquez’s painting The Rokeby Venus
languageSpoken English
memberOf Women's Social and Political Union NERFINISHED
movement women's suffrage movement
notableAction attacked artwork in National Gallery as suffrage protest
notableEvent arrest for damaging The Rokeby Venus
notableWork attack on The Rokeby Venus
occupation political activist
suffragette
opposedTo exclusion of women from the vote
patriarchal legal system
participantIn British women's suffrage movement NERFINISHED
hunger strikes in prison
suffragette direct action campaign
placeOfActivity London, England
surface form: London
placeOfDetention Holloway Prison NERFINISHED
politicalAlignment militant suffragette
politicalIdeology feminism
religion Roman Catholicism
workLocation London, England
surface form: London

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Rokeby Venus attackedBy Mary Richardson