Portrait of Walter Crum (1796-1867) Finish:Stretched Construction of London Bridge

Construction of London Bridge

with a black and red snake below

This reflects Disraeli's fight for an extension of the franchise in the face of keen opposition from some of his own party

the Irish People

and commence battle with Hogarth's paintings on the right

Portrait of Walter Crum (1796-1867) Finish:Stretched Construction of London BridgeFull length studio portrait of Walter Crum leaning with his right elbow on a marble sculptural plinth, a patterned curtain to the left of picture. The reverse is stamped: 'MAULL & POLYBLANK, PHOTOGRAPHERS, 55, Gracechurch St. & 187a, Piccadilly, LONDON.' Walter Crum was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1844. Original: albumen print, carte de visite. ca. 1860 1865