Victorian London as seen through the lens of John Thomson.
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During 1877 and 1878 the
During 1877 and 1878 the Scottish photographer, John Thomson, and Adolphe Smith, a socialist journalist, combined in a project to record the street life of the poor of London. Their efforts were published in monthly parts as "Street Life in London", and were an early example of social and documentary photojournalism.
"Mush-Fakers" were itinerant umbrella makers and repairers. "Crawlers" were described by Adolphe Smith as being "old women reduced by vice and poverty to that degree of wretchedness which destroys even the energy to beg”.
The music is by Kevin MacLeod and is called "Passing Time".
"Mush-Fakers" were itinerant umbrella makers and repairers. "Crawlers" were described by Adolphe Smith as being "old women reduced by vice and poverty to that degree of wretchedness which destroys even the energy to beg”.
The music is by Kevin MacLeod and is called "Passing Time".
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