File:Portrait of Miss Moina Michael, "The Poppy Lady," painted by Mary Jett Franklin.jpg
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Miss Moina Michael started the red poppy movement to show support for soldiers of World War I. This life-size oil on canvas portrait was painted by Mary Jett Franklin (no date). It is in the Georgia State Capitol Museum collection, Atlanta, Georgia.
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English: Portrait of "The Poppy Lady" from the Georgia State Capitol Collection, Atlanta, Georgia |
| Date | abt 1920 |
| Source | Photograph furnished by the Georgia State Capitol Museum, Atlanta, Georgia |
| Author | Georgia State Capitol Museum, Atlanta, Georgia, used with permission |
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