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A public execution at Newgate, London, late 18th century. Artist: Thomas Rowlandson
A public execution at Newgate, London, late 18th century. In the centre of the picture three people have been hanged. The picture is crammed full of people who have turned up to watch. They even hang out of the windows, and are on the roof of, the building on the left. On the far right a street seller takes advantage of the crowds and is selling his wares from a basket. In the very centre foreground a woman sits on a man's shoulders in order to get a better look. © London Museum/Heritage Images
Unique Identifier
AR915227
Type
Image
Purpose
Public
Size
5048px × 3462px
Photo Credit
HIP / Art Resource, NY
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18th century
ANIMAL
Christianity
Church
City of London
color
concept
Crime
Crowd
Death
Dog
eighteenth century
England
Execution
Female
Gallows
HANGING
JOB
LADY
Law
London Museum
Looking
Male
Man
Men
Newgate
Newgate Gaol
Newgate Prison
OCCUPATION
PENITENTIARY
People
Prison
PROFESSION
public event
Punishment
religion
Religious
Rowlandson
street seller
street trader
TGN
THOMAS
Thomas Rowlandson
Watercolor
Woman
Women