Blind Peter & the Bun Man by John Dempsey - Place Mat Iconic Films

Blind Peter & the Bun Man by John Dempsey - Place Mat Iconic FilmsThis image is from an impressive collection of watercolour images of London street people made by the itinerant English painter John Dempsey throughout the first half of the nineteenth century. The exhibition profiles the stories of town criers, match sellers, chimney sweeps, street food vendors, and numerous other characters populating the urban landscape of Regency era and early Victorian Britain. Remarkable in their incisive realism and providing

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presenting a vivid and distinctive survey of street people in British cities and towns

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