Description
some of the crowd broke down railings in Park Lane in order to gain admittance to Hyde Park and a battle ensued between the rougher elements of the working class and the police
and competed for them in Formula 1 in 1966 and 1967
View of the River Thames during the 1683-1684 frost fair
He is holding a sheet of paper liberally inscribed with i and me
Statuette of an Egyptian God Product:Framed picture some of the crowd brokeStudy of a statuette [?] showing a bald male figure holding a cockerel and a drinking vessel. Inscribed below: 'an Egiptian God' and with the monogram of Henry Hunt, Operator for the Royal Society. Original: ink on paper. 17th century
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