Dora Meeson Coates’ prizewinning design for the Artists’ Suffrage League/National Union of Women’s Suffrage poster competition 1908. Elizabeth Crawford writes: ‘A gloss on the message might be that, since the third quarter of the nineteenth century, women had helped run campaigns for all the organisations represented by the six boys [Primrose League, Trade Unions etc] but would do so no longer while they remained with the parliamentary vote.’