Still, I think the combination of emotions is very striking, and shines through.
They were taken in the wake of Beatrice Pace's acquittal, and the joy and the relief is quite plain. (Click for larger version.)
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| Sunday Pictorial, 8 July 1928, p. 26. |
Thursday, 2 February 2012
Relief and joy
These are actually a couple of my favourite photos from the case; unfortunately, I was only able to find them on microfilm, hence the relatively poor quality.
Still, I think the combination of emotions is very striking, and shines through.
They were taken in the wake of Beatrice Pace's acquittal, and the joy and the relief is quite plain. (Click for larger version.)
Left, we see Beatrice Pace herself; right, Doris and Leslie Pace, two of her five children.
Still, I think the combination of emotions is very striking, and shines through.
They were taken in the wake of Beatrice Pace's acquittal, and the joy and the relief is quite plain. (Click for larger version.)
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