Dragovit posters & prints

Dragowit, 1903 Gustav Adolf Closs

No choice?, c.1850 William James Grant

Petit Bonhomme Vit Encore, 19th century Célestin François Nanteuil

An Italian Village School, 1888 Giuseppe Costantini

Saint Martin Sharing his Coat with a Beggar, c.1737 Louis Galloche

Tramp at Night; Un Vagabond de nuit, Mihaly Munkacsy

St. Onuphrius Francisco Collantes

Watercress seller with a basket on his arm Thomas Lord Busby

The Rag Merchant's Home - Coulston Street - Whitechapel Gustave Dore

Christmas Day at the Golden Lane Mission: Clothing and Feeding the Ragged Children, 1876 Anonymous

Opening of the New Building of the Field-Lane Refuge and Ragged School 1866 Anonymous

Outcasts Sleeping in Sheds in Whitechapel, 1888 English School

Stick seller, Cries of London Paul Sandby

Falstaff Hancock His Ragged Regiment Anonymous

Homecoming of the Prodigal Son Nicolaes de Bruyn

The Loss of the Utopia Off Ragged Staff Gibraltar Anonymous

Gordon at Gravesend 1867: Teaching the Ragged Boys His Kings Anonymous

Boy Cleaning His Bike Anonymous

Rag Picker, 1859/72 Thomas Waterman Wood

Any Old Iron take Mony for, Cries of London, (c1688?) Anonymous

King of the beggars Underwood & Underwood

The One Tun Ragged Schools Westminster Tea Meeting for the Mothers of the Children Anonymous

The Rag Fair, c.1800 Thomas Rowlandson

Homecoming of the Prodigal Son Assuerus van Londerseel

Confession in prison Francisco Jose de Goya y Lucientes

A London School-Board Capture, 2.40am, 1871 English School

Matt seller carrying his wares on his shoulder Thomas Lord Busby

Old Clothes!, Cries of London Anonymous

Wentworth Street, Whitechapel Gustave (after) Dore

A republican beau Isaac Cruikshank

Rip's son, 'a precise counterpart of himself, as he went up the mountain', 1904 Arthur Rackham

Illustration for the essay 'A Complaint of the Decay of Beggars in the Metropolis' by Charles Lamb, 1899 Charles Edmund Brock

Field Lane Lodging House, London WG Mason

Old Chairs to mend, Cries of London John Thomas Smith

A Beggar on the Path, 1856 Edward Thompson Davis

Poverty follows Wealth Cornelius Schonaeus