• No.10 Dining Hall Asylum, Lambeth Print
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No.10 Dining Hall Asylum, Lambeth Print

No.10 Dining Hall Asylum, Lambeth Print

A house of refuge for orphan girls in Lambeth, originally published by Rudolph Ackermann for Microcosm of London, 1808–1810 — a glimpse into the lives of orphans in the 1800s.

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Specifications
Brand
Antique Collection
Type
Giclée print
Paper
Archival fine-art paper
Supplied
Supplied mounted, ready to frame
Finished size
24 × 30 cm
SKU
14635

No.10 Dining Hall Asylum, Lambeth Print

24 x 30cm / Artwork Only

£30.00

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