Regent Street on a Wet Day Size:Large Developed by our in-house design

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Although some of the spectators in this crowd may have jeered her

The district covered is South Bermondsey

This painting captures the atmosphere of late 19th-century London

The station was later renamed High Street Kensington

Regent Street on a Wet Day Size:Large Developed by our in-house designWatercolour on paper, with gouache. On reverse is a watercolour and pencil drawing. Regent Street Quadrant, c. 1910. Henry (later Mrs Spicer) was a member of the Chelsea Trafalgar Studios formed exclusively for professional lady artists. The view records the Quadrant looking southeast before it was altered between 1914 30. Signed. Watercolour on reverse of a seated figure in a room.