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Wall of Marshalsea Prison, Angel Place, Southwark (litho)
8645172 Wall of Marshalsea Prison, Angel Place, Southwark (litho) by Moreland, Arthur (1876-1951); Private Collection; (add.info.: Wall of Marshalsea Prison, Angel Place, Southwark. Illustration for Dickens in London, Forty-Seven Drawings by Arthur Moreland (Cecil Palmer, 1928).); © Look and Learn
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Dickens Charles 1812 1870 Ecrivain Auteur Writer Author London Borough Of Southwark Southwark
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This striking lithograph captures the haunting image of the Wall of Marshalsea Prison in Angel Place, Southwark. The artist, Arthur Moreland, brings to life this historical landmark with intricate detail and a sense of foreboding.
The prison wall looms large in the composition, symbolizing the harsh realities faced by those who were incarcerated within its confines. As a part of Dickens in London, Forty-Seven Drawings by Moreland, this print serves as a visual representation of Charles Dickens' vivid descriptions of poverty and injustice in 19th century England.
The black and white contrast adds to the somber atmosphere of the scene, emphasizing the stark conditions that prisoners would have endured. The texture and depth created through lithography give a sense of realism to the crumbling bricks and overgrown vegetation surrounding the imposing structure.
Through this artwork, viewers are transported back in time to witness a piece of London's dark history. It serves as a reminder of the struggles faced by many during this period and highlights the importance of social reform movements championed by writers like Dickens.
Overall, Moreland's depiction of Wall Marshalsea Prison is not only visually captivating but also emotionally evocative, inviting us to reflect on past injustices while appreciating his skillful artistic interpretation.
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