Lawrence And Co Collection
"Lawrence and Co: A Glimpse into the Vibrant World of 1909" Step back in time with Lawrence and Co
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"Lawrence and Co: A Glimpse into the Vibrant World of 1909" Step back in time with Lawrence and Co, as we explore a captivating era through a series of intriguing snapshots. From advertisements to bustling cityscapes, this collection offers a window into the diverse facets of life in 1909. Transport yourself to an age when Frank Horsell & Co Ltd reigned supreme, their advert capturing the essence of elegance and sophistication. Meanwhile, Francis Frith & Co's "The Talking Shop at Westminster" immerses us in the vibrant atmosphere of a bygone era. As night falls upon the sea, we find ourselves aboard a majestic cruise ship bathed in moonlight. The unknown creator skillfully captures the allure and mystery that surrounded these floating marvels. Ink enthusiasts will be captivated by John Kidd & Co's advertisement for their striking effects ink. Their innovative approach promises to unleash creativity like never before – an invitation impossible to resist. Journeying further back in time, James Glen Wilson transports us to Belfast Harbour - Ferry Steps from 1851 (1909). This timeless image showcases both history and progress intertwining harmoniously along its shores. A contrasting scene unfolds as another cruise ship sails under sunny skies. The unknown creator invites us on board this vessel where adventure awaits amidst golden rays reflecting off tranquil waters. Hermann Clemens Kosel's artwork titled "Interested" piques our curiosity with its enigmatic subject matter. What secrets lie behind those eyes? We are left pondering what stories this captivating figure holds within. Parsons, Fletcher & Co Ltd beckon us with their charming advertisement featuring "Our Three Little Maids. " These delightful characters embody innocence and joy while showcasing products that promise quality beyond measure. Venturing into London's heartland brings us face-to-face with bustling streets surrounding The Royal Exchange and Bank of England.