The Backyard of the Queens Head Inn No 105 Borough High Street Southwark 1880

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"The Backyard of the Queen's Head Inn No. 105 Borough High Street Southwark 1880" is a historical artwork by Philip Norman, an English artist, antiquarian, and author known for his detailed drawings and paintings of architectural subjects, particularly those with historical significance. Created in 1880, this piece captures a scene from the backyard of the Queen's Head Inn, located at 105 Borough High Street in the Southwark district of London.

Norman's work is characterized by its meticulous attention to detail and its dedication to preserving the appearance of London's architectural heritage, especially at a time when the city was undergoing rapid change and modernization. "The Backyard of the Queen's Head Inn" is no exception, offering a glimpse into the urban landscape of Victorian London, with its emphasis on the textures, materials, and atmosphere of the period.

The Queen's Head Inn itself was a notable establishment in Southwark, an area with a rich history dating back to Roman times and a reputation for inns and public houses serving travelers and locals alike. By capturing the inn's backyard, Norman not only documented the architectural features of the building but also provided insight into the daily life and social environment of the time.

Philip Norman's works are valuable resources for historians and art enthusiasts interested in the evolution of London's cityscape. "The Backyard of the Queen's Head Inn No. 105 Borough High Street Southwark 1880" stands as a testament to Norman's dedication to preserving the memory of London's past through his art. The piece is significant for its historical accuracy and artistic merit, offering a window into the past for contemporary viewers.

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