Railings Collection (page 18)

Moth-Eaten Fur 1960S
An elderly lady in a straw toque hat, pearls & a moth- eaten fox fur stole shelters beneath an umbrella

Cover: dog of Flanders
A young woman sits with her dog, reading a book

Autumn Shadows
Autumn shadows from railings across a lonely walled walkway

Dutch girl with cat and dog
A little Dutch girl with her cat and dog

Maximilian I Tomb
MAXIMILIAN I Although he was buried in Wiener Neustadt, his ornate funeral monument (1584) is in the Hofkirche in Innsbruck

Stevenson / Birthplace
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON Scottish writers birthplace, 8 Howard Place, Edinburgh

Samuel Johnson / Gough Sq
DR SAMUEL JOHNSON English writers home at 17 Gough Square, Fleet Street, where he lived while compiling his Dictionary

Mistletoe Galop
MISTLETOE GALOP Christmas revellers dancing under the mistletoe while fiddlers play and a small group blow horns on the snowy street outside

Private Horse Carriage
A private carriage waits for passengers outside a smart- looking house

Tunbridge Wells Theatre
Theatre at Tunbridge Wells

Pavement Artist London
A pavement artist at St Martin-in-the-Fields, London, paints a womans portrait; other canvases stand against the railings

Thomas Carlyle / Cheyne Rw
THOMAS CARLYLE Scottish writers home in Cheyne Row, Chelsea

Molyneux Dresses 1930
Two dress designs by Molyneux both with gored flaring skirts, belts & matching sac jackets. One has chevron panels or inserts which add interest to the skirt

London Policemen
A line of policemen walk past the railings, while four ladies look up (literally) to them. Date: 1883

Reform Riot, Hyde Park
The Reform League meeting in Hyde Park, London, dissolves into rioting as the crowd pull down railings on Park Lane; the police struggle to maintain control

Reform League Riot / 1866
Rioting during the Reform League demonstration in Hyde Park, London: the mob pull down the railings while the police struggle to maintain order

Royal Crescent Bath
The Royal Crescent in Bath was designed by John Wood II and built between 1767 an 1775. It is comprised of 30 houses, and is shaped like a half- Colosseum, with Ionic columns

Dog Scaring Cat
A cat, perched on the railings of a London square, glares at a dog, while a barefoot crossing-sweeper turns his back on the pair of them

Clarendon Building
The Clarendon Building in Oxford, Oxon. It was built for the University Press between 1711 and 1715, but has now become part of the Bodleian Library

Whitehall Guard
A smart guard in his uniform at Whitehall, central London, England

Ornate Ironwork
Some splendid ornate ironwork on the front of No. 20 Charles Street, London W1

Rioting at Berlin
Lamp-posts topple, railings buckle, paving stones are uplifted, doors battered when democratic demonstraters attack a ministers residence in the Wilhelmstrasse

Neals Music Hall / Messia
GEORGE FREDERIC HANDEL Neals Music Hall, Dublin, where his oratorio Messiah was first performed

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