Crane_Walter – Ann M. Hale

My Lockdown Life: Day 223

Photograph of the mural painted on the side of the Riverside Youth Club (Deptford) that incorporates an image from Walter Crane’s ‘Bluebeard’ picture book (1873)

COLLAGE SOURCE(S) Walter Crane’s “Bluebeard” picture book (1873) PHOTO LOCATION Photograph of a mural on the Grove Street side of the Riverside Youth Club (Deptford).

My Lockdown Life: Day 209

Photograph taken in Pepys Park (Lower), Deptford, London, combined with images from Walter Crane's "The Briar Rose" (1905) and Peter Edward Shroehling's "Jane Fleming, Countess of Harrington" (n.d.)

COLLAGE SOURCE(S) Centre panel of Walter Crane’s The Briar Rose (1905)Peter Edward Stroehling’s Jane Fleming, Countess of Harrington (n.d.) PHOTO LOCATION Pepys Park (Lower), Deptford, London

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Photograph of the mulberry tree in Sayes Court Park, Deptford, London, with a figure from the right wing of Walter Crane’s “The Briar Rose” (1905) triptych sitting on a branch.

This website is a home for my “Lockdown Life in Photos” series–photographs and collages–as well as my freelance editorial work, independent research, and writing.

My Lockdown Easing Life: Day 201

Photograph of the Thames, Isle of Dogs, and Canary Wharf taken from the Deptford Creek Bridge that incorporates figures from James Tissot’s “Portsmouth Dockyard” (1877), John Atkinson Grimshaw’s “The Lady of Shalott” (c. 1875), and Walter Crane’s “The Lady of Shalott” (1862)

COLLAGE SOURCE(S) James Tissot’s “Portsmouth Dockyard” (1877) John Atkinson Grimshaw’s “The Lady of Shalott” (c.1875) Walter Crane’s “The Lady of Shalott” (1862) PHOTO LOCATION Storefronts on Evelyn Street, Deptford, London

My Lockdown Easing Life: Day 200

COLLAGE SOURCE(S) The right wing of Walter Crane’s “The Briar Rose” (1905) triptych held by Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum PHOTO LOCATION The mulberry tree in Sayes Court Park, which may have been planted by diarist John Evelyn and may have been a gift from Peter the Great