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DescriptionRadclyffe Hall - Sunday Express.gif
English: A page from the Sunday Express newspaper, August 19, 1928.

It is used to illustrate how the Sunday Express campaign against The Well of Loneliness used Radclyffe Hall's photograph, cropped in a certain way, to promulgate a new public image of lesbianism.

It is used to illustrate how Hall's image published in newspapers during the obscenity trial of The Well of Loneliness, helped to form a widespread image of what a lesbian looked like according to Doan, Laura (2001). Fashioning Sapphism: The Origins of a Modern English Lesbian Culture, Columbia University Press. ISBN 0231110073
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Source "The Evolution of a Lesbian Icon", Figure 10, Genders Journal, (34), 2001
Author By THE EDITOR OF THE "SUNDAY EXPRESS"

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