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Actions	Portrait of Emily Boulton, the artist's mother Remove from selection Add to selection TitlePortrait of Emily Boulton, the artist's mother ReferenceFRAMED/562 Date n.d. CreatorBoulton, Emmeline Scope and ContentOil painting of Emily Boulton, Emmeline Boulton's mother Extent1 item Physical descriptionDimensions (HxW): 50cm x 40cm Archival historyEmmeline Boulton was born in Manchester in 1913 and became known as Red Emma for her fiery socialist speeches in Stevenson Square. She won a scholarship to Manchester's Municipal School of Art and there met LS Lowry who became a lifelong friend. Persons keywordBoulton, Emily SubjectWomen, Graphic arts Conditions governing accessOpen Levelfile Normal locationAttic

TitlePortrait of Emily Boulton, the artist's mother

ReferenceFRAMED/562

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n.d.

CreatorBoulton, Emmeline

Scope and ContentOil painting of Emily Boulton, Emmeline Boulton's mother

Extent1 item

Physical descriptionDimensions (HxW): 50cm x 40cm

Archival historyEmmeline Boulton was born in Manchester in 1913 and became known as Red Emma for her fiery socialist speeches in Stevenson Square. She won a scholarship to Manchester's Municipal School of Art and there met LS Lowry who became a lifelong friend.

Persons keywordBoulton, Emily

SubjectWomen, Graphic arts

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