Mary Seacole Limited-edition giclee fine art print

Mary Seacole (1805-1881) was a Jamaican-born nurse and businesswoman who famously provided care to soldiers during the Crimean War. She defied Victorian societal expectations by independently traveling to the war zone and establishing her "British Hotel," offering medical aid and comfort.

Women should celebrate Seacole because she shattered racial and gender barriers. Her actions demonstrated women's capability to lead and provide essential care in challenging environments, proving their strength and resourcefulness.

Seacole's legacy helped pave the way for future generations of women by challenging the limitations placed upon them. Her self-reliance and dedication to helping others inspired women to pursue careers in nursing and humanitarian work, expanding their roles in society and contributing to a more equitable future.

Details

• Collage/Digital/Photography.
• 240gsm museum-grade acid free paper. 
• Print size: A5, A4, A3.
• 50 limited edition prints available in each size. Signed and numbered  with a certificate of authenticity.
• Note: No frame is included.

Behind the design

This original collage features photographs I've taken of homegrown flowers from my garden, wildflowers around Birmingham, and blooms from my mom's vases—just like my mom, I love flowers! 

My choosen Charity

I've also choosen Guide Dogs for the Blind UK as my main charity and I will be contributing to them as the Brummy Artist.