Bartmann Faces A3 print F. Berry It is believed to be

It is believed to be Robert Hooke's design

To mark the coronation of King George V

Charting a course through British history with an unobscured view of the actions of African and Caribbean people

including military officers

View of a crowded street in a mess of carts

Bartmann Faces A3 print F. Berry It is believed to beLondon based artist Ed Bucknall has spent years exploring the Thames foreshore as a mudlark, uncovering fragments of history hidden in the rivers depths. His work brings these discoveries to life through intricate drawings and paintings, transforming lost artefacts into striking artworks. This A3 print captures 79 face fragments found by the artist remnants of Bartmann or Bellarmine jugs, distinctive 16th and 17th century stoneware imported to London