Portrait of Alexander Ross Clarke (1828-1914) Bizet Obviously gas masks were no

Obviously gas masks were no protection against these so a new strategy of sending children to the country as evacuees was developed

'Houses by a Canal with a Washing Line'

View of the Tower of London with boats and passengers on the River Thames

At the beginning of April 1866

Portrait of Alexander Ross Clarke (1828-1914) Bizet Obviously gas masks were noFull length studio portrait of Alexander Ross Clarke standing with his left hand resting upon a chair back, his right hand at his waist, elbow crooked. Behind and to the left of picture, a drape and wooden writing table. Printed below the image: 'MAULL & POLYBLANK, LONDON'. The reverse has various inscriptions. Printed: 'MAULL & POLYBLANK, Photographers, 55, GRACECHURCH STREET, and 187a, PICCADILLY LONDON.' Below, the negative number: '30759'.