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Hand-coloured engraving taken from an unidentified post-1830 edition of Pierce Egan's Finish to the Life in London, depicting a scene of the Thames Tunnel flooding (originally produced c. 1828-9), with the legend '"Strong Symptom's of Water on the Brain; or, Logic's Spread of No use in the Floating Capital"
The Brunel Museum
London
Title
"Strong Symptom's of Water on the Brain" Thames Tunnel Flooding Cartoon
Date
c. 1850?
Accession number
LDBRU:2025.21
Work type
The Brunel Museum
Railway Avenue, London, Greater London SE16 4LF England
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