Ann M. Hale

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)

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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

Dreadnaught Walk

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.

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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

Dreadnaught Walk

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”

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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

Evelyn Street

My Lockdown Easing Life: Day 198

Photograph of the Sayes Court Park gates with animals from JS Dyson’s “The Foster Mother” (1894) and William Quiller Orchardson’s “The Young Housewife” (1878)

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William Quiller Orchardson’s “The Young Housewife” (1878) from Glasgow Museums Resource Centre (GMRC)

J.S. Dyson’s “The Foster Mother” (1894) from Preston Park Museum & Grounds

PHOTO LOCATION

Sayes Court Park gates, Deptford, London

Evelyn Street

My Lockdown Easing Life: Day 197

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Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s “Dante’s Dream at the Time of the Death of Beatrice” (1871)

Rossetti’s translation of Dante:
‘Then lifting up mine eyes, as the tears came,
I saw the Angels, like a rain of manna,
In a long flight flying back Heavenward;
60Having a little cloud in front of them,
After the which they went and said, “Hosanna;”
And if they had said more, you should have heard.
Then Love spoke thus: “Now all shall be made clear:
Come and behold our lady where she lies.”
These ‘wildering phantasies
Then carried me to see my lady dead:
Even as I there was led,
Her ladies with a veil were covering her;
And with her was such very humbleness
70That she appeared to say, “I am at peace.”

More information available at the Rossetti Archive

PHOTO LOCATION

London Bridge Station, London

London Bridge Station

My Lockdown Life: Day 166

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Robert Barnes’s illustration “Autumn at the Seaside: A Stormy Day on the Parade at Hastings” from the 15 October 1892 issue of The Graphic (pp. 463–463

PHOTO LOCATION

Hastings Parade, Hastings, East Sussex