The People Collection
Amidst the bustling streets of Finchley, a young man named Graham Williams takes a refreshing dip at the open-air swimming pool
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Amidst the bustling streets of Finchley, a young man named Graham Williams takes a refreshing dip at the open-air swimming pool, oblivious to the political turmoil unfolding across the globe. In Rome, the Madonna and child are surrounded by saints Augustine, Francis, Anthony, and an unidentified monk, as depicted in a stunning 1489-1491 fresco by Pinturicchio. Meanwhile, the Panama Affair of the late 19th century unfolds, with this lithograph offering a glimpse into the scandal. Vicomte Ferdinand Marie de Lesseps, a key figure in the affair, is satirized in this caricature from Punch magazine. The songsheet for "La Gigolette du Panama" adds to the intrigue, while compulsory education was introduced in England in 1881, as depicted in this engraving. On the world stage, tensions between Paris and Versailles reached a boiling point in 1871, as shown in this colorful engraving. And in the realm of sports, Andy Sinton proudly wears The People as he plays for Queens Park Rangers and England. As the social pyramid shifts, the lives of individuals like Graham and Andy intertwine with global events, creating a complex and fascinating tapestry of history.