Woe to the Bloody City of Lichfield

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This shows the 17th Century religious dissenter, and founder of the Quakers, George Fox (1624–1691) striding through the streets of the city shouting ‘Woe to the Bloody City of Lichfield’.

Lichfield Heritage Centre

Lichfield

Title

Woe to the Bloody City of Lichfield

Date

1897

Medium

oil on canvas

Measurements

H 300 x W 170 cm (E)

Accession number

HE70

Acquisition method

on loan from Lichfield District Council

Work type

Painting

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