Oscar 1884 Frame:gold Bride’s spire & St

Bride’s spire & St

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Candidates addressed the boisterous crowds from a stand or 'hustings' erected in front of St Paul's Church

Oscar 1884 Frame:gold Bride’s spire & StOscar Wilde (1854 1900) stands in formal dress facing the viewer, left hand on hip, right hand at his side holding white kid gloves, his left leg forward and turned out. This caricature of Wilde shows him at the height of his glamour and fame. 'Vanity Fair' published it in their 'Men of the Day' series. Wilde is dressed flamboyantly, with his signature carnation buttonhole. The Dublin born Wilde is one of the world's most celebrated gay icons. A