Description
carrying two large pails with a number of smaller jugs attached
View of Blackfriars Bridge
with a group of figures looking at the exhibits
Woolwich Dockyard was founded by Henry VIII in 1512 to build his flagship 'Henri Grace a Dieu' (the 'Great Harry')
belonging to Sir Henry Meux
St James Street in an uproar, or the quack artist and his assailants Size:XS: 40 x 30cm carrying two large pails with'St James Street in an uproar, or the quack artist and his assailants', 1819. Fashionable carriages stop outside a door in St James's Street marked 'Chalk Drawing', through which a crowd of small figures enters. BR Haydon watches from across the road accompanied by a pupil, while a goose labelled WC hoots at him. W Carey objected to Haydon's advertising methods for his drawing.
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