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It was not until the mid 19th century that women were encouraged to become members of the Royal Institution. Women members were rare but when they were nominated it posed a problem for the Managers as the standard printed form was specific to men. To solve this issue, forms for women were handwritten to make the necessary changes.
(I think the first assignment I would have taken once in is changing that damn form.. how hard could it be?)
This nomination form from 1852 is for Harriet Moore.
Description: Note handwritten on negative sleeve: Portrait of young woman in hat.
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I wish I could've made several copies of this; I think I have it scanned at near-print resolution, so maybe I still can. Maybe there's still hope.