London Landscape 1948 Childrens Lord John was owned by

Lord John was owned by Warren and David Gold

A Chapel Street Market eel stall

Not only did she ask his advice on the design but Esther also managed to weave his initials RDJ into the bus side in tribute to him

George Davison Reid photographed this riverside scene that includes Blackfriars Bridge and the old Bankside Power Station

the river and New London Bridge are in the centre ground with the City behind

London Landscape 1948 Childrens Lord John was owned byLondon Landscape by James Fitton, c. 1948. Street scene. Fitton wrote on the 17th August 1948: The setting of the painting is in Brixton. I passed it one day on my way into London and was fascinated by the window full of bills on the derelict shop front it seemed to be blooming like a flower in such a drab setting. I came back the following morning about 6. 30am and using the roof of my car as an easel, I worked on it until the place became too busy