Description
Bust of Queen Mary
North-west view of St Paul's Cathedral with figures walking in front
It was demolished in 1890
carrying a large sack over his shoulder and a bundle of rags over his other arm
by the Metropolitan Railway
France mb-artistname James Warren Childe Bust of Queen Mary'France', 1755, showing a scene on the coast of France with troops boarding a ship to invade England. In the foreground a monk tests his axe and supervises a sledge containing various instruments of torture. To the right a group of ragged French soldiers roast frogs on a spit. A sign on a building advertises 'meagre soup' and some of the soldiers are clamouring around a flag which bears the message; Vengeance and the good beer and good beef of England.
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