Sujet
'The Bull's-Eye', 1872. Artist: Adolphe François Pannemaker
Légende
'The Bull's-Eye', 1872. A policeman shines a lantern into the faces of a group of people, including an old man and two young girls, as they shelter by a wall. Gloomy figures lean out of the window just above the light, and above the policemen's heads. The bull's eye refers to the name of the lens in the policeman's lantern. An engraving from London: A Pilgrimage. The writer Blanchard Jerrold suggested to Gustave Doré that they collaborated on a work portraying London life. Doré created a total of 180 engravings for this work. Many criticised the book for concentrating on the poverty of London.
Museum of London
Date
1872
Crédit
Photo12/Heritage Images/London Museum
Notre référence
HRM19A84_219
Model release
Non
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
54,0Mo (4,7Mo) / 32,8cm x 41,2cm / 3873 x 4869 (300dpi)