The Garden of Mrs Siddon''s House, Baker Street,

The Garden of Mrs Siddon''s House, Baker Street,Watercolour on paper, adhered to board. Garden of Mrs. Siddons'' House, 236 Baker Street. Demolished to make way for a block of flats called Chalfont Court, built in 1911. Some of the stained glass windows from Mrs Siddon''s house were incorporated in the hall of the flats with a plaque.

he is a 'lifeguard'

they subsequently appeared regularly until his death

Traffic on the London-Bath road with a view of Kew Bridge

The Irwin Clement Steel Band plays music from the Caribbean on steel drums and bongos whilst a man limbo dances in the foreground

Dimensions:  35x38cm with gusset

8 July 1921

and Carnival Queens in Leeds

Also present to speak to those gathered were Dr

often festooned with lights and mirrors

Jerrold writes of his visit to Pickle Herring Street with Doré: 'At the cost of sundry blows and much buffeting from the hastening crowds we make notes of Pickle Herring Street: now pushed to the road

It extends from Southall in the west to Dagenham in the east and Waltham Abbey in the north to Croydon in the south

The two porters smile and a dwarf chimney sweep carries a mask