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Anti Vietnam War demonstration London 1968
Written on the front of the print by Serena Wadham:
'Anti Nixon Demo'
'Anti Nixon Demo'
Trevithick Portable Steam Engine Circular Rlway
A postcard featuring a drawing by Thomas Rowlandson (1756-1827) depicting a circular railway laid down by Richard Trevithick in 1808 on a site which is now Torrington Square, near Euston Station. The locomotive was designed by Trevithick and called…
Horse-drawn Wagons London Bridge Paddle Steamer
A photo of London Bridge with a paddle steamer. Railway and other carriers' wagons dominate the horse-drawn traffic crossing London Bridge in 1890. Motor vehicles were still a doubtful and mistrusted form of transport. Even the buses here are…
Drawing of PO Telegraph Office Late 19th Cent
Telegraph Office, Telegraph Street, London, EC1. The Metropolitan Gallery, 1871.
Typical Post Office telegraph office of the late 19th century. This is the Metropolitan Gallery at Telegraph Street, London EC1. Some of the positions have Morse…
Typical Post Office telegraph office of the late 19th century. This is the Metropolitan Gallery at Telegraph Street, London EC1. Some of the positions have Morse…
Unidentified musician, close portrait.
Same shoot as 108,157,158,159
Windowsill, Serena Wadham's studio Islington London
'1969' written on the back of the print by Serena Wadham
Student Protest
Police remove a student protester. Part of Serena's documentation of 'sit-ins' in art colleges in 1968.
A woman (Aggie) preaches at Speakers' Corner
Written on the back of the print by Serena Wadham
'A woman preaches at Speakers' Corner'
(Summer 1975)
'A woman preaches at Speakers' Corner'
(Summer 1975)
An image of a young girl in the street carrying a toddler.
The'caption' is a photograph of some graffiti.
The graffiti reads:
'Put the mental idiot married women and girls on the dance floor so we can f**k them free as we dance or give them a lift and bump them off'
'Put the mental idiot married women and girls on the dance floor so we can f**k them free as we dance or give them a lift and bump them off'
Two images mounted together, one shows a sculpture ('The Young Lovers') by George Ehrich, and the other of a couple embracing in a parody of the sculpture. The man in the image is Sid Rawle, leader of the Squatters' movement in the 1970s.
On the back of the print written by Serena Wadham:
'Sid Rawle +', the print has been cut down so the woman is un-named.
'Sid Rawle +', the print has been cut down so the woman is un-named.
In a dark room a man lies down while a woman sits and sews.
A typed caption reads:
'The woman essentially serves the man in exchange for care and protection' Sheila Rowbotham
On the back of the print written by Serena Wadham:
'Ted Child and Wendy'
'The woman essentially serves the man in exchange for care and protection' Sheila Rowbotham
On the back of the print written by Serena Wadham:
'Ted Child and Wendy'