LockdownEasing – Ann M. Hale

My Lockdown Life: Day 354

Alexandre Cabanel’s “Cornelia Lyman Warren” (1871) in front of the phone booth on the corner of Grove Street and Dragoon Road in Deptford

COLLAGE SOURCE(S) Alexandre Cabanel’s “Cornelia Lyman Warren” (1871) PHOTO LOCATION Phone booth on the corner of Grove Street and Dragoon Road, Deptford

My Lockdown Easing Life: Day 207

Photograph of a McMillan and Wheeler merman fountain sculpture in Trafalgar Square with Frank Bernard Dickesee’s “Hesperia” (1887)

COLLAGE SOURCE(S) Frank Bernard Dicksee’s “Hesperia” (1887) PHOTO LOCATION Trafalgar Square Fountains, London

My Lockdown Easing Life: Day 206

COLLAGE SOURCE(S) Robert Braithwaite Martineau’s “The Artist’s Wife” (c1865) PHOTO LOCATION Upper deck of the 188 bus traveling near Elephant & Castle, London

My Lockdown Easing Life: Day 205

Photograph taken on Tower Bridge Road near Tower Bridge with Augustus Edwin Mulready’s “Newsboy” (1863–66)

COLLAGE SOURCE(S) Augustus Edwin Mulready’s “Newsboy” (1863–1866) PHOTO LOCATION Photograph taken on Tower Bridge Road near Tower Bridge, London Special U.S. Election Edition

My Lockdown Easing Life: Day 204

Photograph taken in Sayes Court Park, Deptford, London, that incorporates a figure from Arthur Hughes’s “Memories” (1882)

COLLAGE SOURCE(S) Arthur Hughes’s “Memories” (c.1882–83) from Watts Gallery – Artists’ Village PHOTO LOCATION Photograph taken in Sayes Court Park, Deptford, London

My Lockdown Easing Life: Day 203

Photograph taken in front of the Evelyn Street Post Office, Deptford, which incorporates figures from George Henry Boughton’s “Girl with Pitchers, Summer Scene” (c.1883–1887) and Augustus Edwin Mulready’s “A Flower Seller on London Bridge” (1885)

COLLAGE SOURCE(S) George Henry Boughton’s “Girl with Pitchers, Summer Scene” (c.1883–87) from Glasgow Museums Resource Centre (GMRC) Augustus Edwin Mulready’s “A Flower Seller on London Bridge” (1885) from Bury Art Museum PHOTO LOCATION A queue in front of the Evelyn Street Post Office, Deptford, London

My Lockdown Easing Life: Day 202

Photograph of shopfronts on Evelyn Street, Deptford, that incorporates figures from Edward Hughes’s “Adele, Second Wife of the 7th Earl of Essex” (1893) and Jon Everett Millais’s “Madeleine Undressing” (1863)

COLLAGE SOURCE(S) Edward Hughes’s “Adele, Second Wife of the 7th Earl of Essex” (1893) from Watford Museum John Everett Millais’s “Madeleine Undressing” (1853) PHOTO LOCATION Storefronts on Evelyn Street, Deptford, London

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

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.

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

My Lockdown Easing Life: Day 199

Photograph taken in front of the Evelyn Street Laundrette with a cat illustration by Harrison Weir from “Our Cats” (1892) and figures from Arthur Hughes’s “Edward Robert Hughes as a Child” (1853–1854), William Mulready’s “Studies of Italian Organ Boys and Their Monkeys”

COLLAGE SOURCE(S) Harrison Weir’s “Our Cats” (1892) William Mulready’s “Studies of Italian Organ Boys and Their Monkeys” (n.d.) Arthur Hughes’s “Edward Robert Hughes as a Child” (c.1853-1854) PHOTO LOCATION Evelyn Street Laundrette, Deptford, London