Portrait of Louisa Charlotte Tyndall (1845-1940) Size:Standard: 6 x 4in View of the new building

View of the new building housing the Metropolitan Meat and Poultry Market

8th November 1986

This fossil was owned by Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas James Birch and therefore probably discovered by Mary Anning

The subject is taken from Keats' poem of the same title

An angry policeman stands by the boy and the pedal car

Portrait of Louisa Charlotte Tyndall (1845-1940) Size:Standard: 6 x 4in View of the new buildingThe sitter appears in half profile, facing left, her face shadowed and her hair worn up. Louisa Tyndall's dress is light brown, edged with lace and heavily embroidered panels in a leaf design. Around her neck, held on a claret ribbon, is a heavy gold pendant, with the word 'ROMA' just visible. Intended to commemorate her wedding and to be viewed with the companion work, John Tyndall. Signed 'V. Zippenfeld' [fl. 1834 1871]. Original: oil on canvas,