Procession of Emily Davison’s funeral Portrait Print
Procession of Emily Davison’s funeral NPG x45196
© National Portrait Gallery, London
by Ferdinand Louis Kehrhahn & Co
In June 1913, Emily Davison ran out in front of the King’s horse, Anmer, at the Epsom Derby, causing horse and rider to fall. She suffered a fractured skull and died four days later. Her funeral was held on the 14 June and was attended by suffragettes from across the country. They wore symbolic colours of white, purple and black and carried bouquets of purple irises and red peonies. The procession was led by a suffragette carrying a cross and union members dressed in white... more
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