A Lambeth Bomb Incident, May 1941

Image credit: Lambeth Archives

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Annotated on the reverse: 'A Lambeth bomb incident in May 1941, although the artist serving in the National Fire Service was killed by a flying bomb'. The Red Lion Brewery is on the right with the Shot Tower opposite.

Lambeth Archives

London

Title

A Lambeth Bomb Incident, May 1941

Date

1940s

Medium

oil on board

Measurements

H 52.5 x W 38.5 cm

Accession number

H 07055

Acquisition method

donated, 1974

Work type

Painting

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