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The figures includ Lumley Skeffington
'Gin Lane'
who is lifted form the ground by their efforts
Interior of sale room in East India House
and the long-legged Casowary from New South Wales'
Parhelia observed in Kent Size:XL: 120 x 100cm The figures includ Lumley SkeffingtonStudy of parhelia, or sun dogs, the atmospheric phenomenon presenting as halos and mock suns. Figure cited (but not reproduced) in the paper 'A representation of the parhelia seen in Kent, Dec 19 1741 and an account of the same, as seen by Mrs Tennison at Canterbury', by Henry Miles, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, vol. 42 1742 1743, pp. 46 48. This drawing is inscribed 'The celestial phaenomenon seen at Canterbury 10h 12m 1741 Dec.
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