Page loaded successfully. Showing keywords for Estella Frances Solomons.
Artist Keywords
Keywords page for Estella Frances Solomons ((1882 - 1968)), known for Painting. Showing associated keywords and tags.
Estella Frances Solomons KEYWORDS
1882 - 1968. Known for: Painting.
While avoiding the sniping on Baggot Street Bridge, Estella met a kindred spirit, Kathleen Goodfellow, and together they enlisted in Cumann na mBan, the auxiliary branch of women volunteers. By 1918... Read full biography
While avoiding the sniping on Baggot Street Bridge, Estella met a kindred spirit, Kathleen Goodfellow, and together they enlisted in Cumann na mBan, the auxiliary branch of women volunteers. By 1918 every working-class woman was a member of Cumann na mBan. So powerful the organization developed,... Read full biography
While avoiding the sniping on Baggot Street Bridge, Estella met a kindred spirit, Kathleen Goodfellow, and together they enlisted in Cumann na mBan, the auxiliary branch of women volunteers. By 1918 every working-class woman was a member of Cumann na mBan. So powerful the organization developed, and the fastidious Countess Markievicz was at their head. Phyllis Ryan, later to be Seán T. O'Kelly's future wife, drilled the unit that Estella was attached. After training when most members were sent... Read full biography
While avoiding the sniping on Baggot Street Bridge, Estella met a kindred spirit, Kathleen Goodfellow, and together they enlisted in Cumann na mBan, the auxiliary branch of women volunteers. By 1918 every working-class woman was a member of Cumann na mBan. So powerful the organization developed, and the fastidious Countess Markievicz was at their head. Phyllis Ryan, later to be Seán T. O'Kelly's future wife, drilled the unit that Estella was attached. After training when most members were sent down the country, Estella stayed and gave her support in Dublin. A period of uncertainty reigned. Ireland was experiencing the duplicity of Lloyd George and his colleagues, and their prevarication; and houses were subjected to close searches for... Read full biography
While avoiding the sniping on Baggot Street Bridge, Estella met a kindred spirit, Kathleen Goodfellow, and together they enlisted in Cumann na mBan, the auxiliary branch of women volunteers. By 1918 every working-class woman was a member of Cumann na mBan. So powerful the organization developed, and the fastidious Countess Markievicz was at their head. Phyllis Ryan, later to be Seán T. O'Kelly's future wife, drilled the unit that Estella was attached. After training when most members were sent down the country, Estella stayed and gave her support in Dublin. A period of uncertainty reigned. Ireland was experiencing the duplicity of Lloyd George and his colleagues, and their prevarication; and houses were subjected to close searches for arms. Estella surprised her parents by taking an inordinate interest in gardening and she raised superb heads... Read full biography