Low(e) art and whitewash Size:L: 80 x 60cm Apprentice jockeys jogging down a

Apprentice jockeys jogging down a country lane during training to reduce their weight for the upcoming race at Epsom

Men unload goods from a cart to the left

black workers in Jamaica staged an uprising

1 by Harry Hopman in 1968 and by Lance Tingay of The Daily Telegraph and World Tennis Magazine in 1975

but dressed in all the trappings of the lawn tennis game

Low(e) art and whitewash Size:L: 80 x 60cm Apprentice jockeys jogging down a'Low(e) art and whitewash', 1873. Mr Robert Lowe slaps whitewash onto the sturdy figure of a policeman. The British police had been under fire in recent years following various scandals both in London and in the provinces. These ranged from allegations of corruption to incompetence. The service was losing officers faster than they could be recruited due to the poor pay and conditions, and generally the calibre of officers was poor. Sir Robert Lowe had