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Vampires and Dandies: The Literary Undead

Vampires and Dandies: The Literary Undead. Are “They” Real? In a Sense They Are… John Polidori and Bram Stoker. The New “Old Europe”. With an even broader smile…. What is happening elsewhere? South Africa. Crimea. Afghanistan (all paintings by R. Caton Woodville).

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Vampires and Dandies: The Literary Undead

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  1. Vampires and Dandies: The Literary Undead

  2. Are “They” Real? In a Sense They Are…John Polidori and Bram Stoker

  3. The New “Old Europe”

  4. With an even broader smile…

  5. What is happening elsewhere?South Africa

  6. Crimea

  7. Afghanistan(all paintings by R. Caton Woodville)

  8. Grimshaw, “London Bridge, Half Tide” (1884)

  9. Grimshaw, “The Thames Below London Bridge” (1884)

  10. Grimshaw, “Hampstead” (1881)

  11. Grimshaw, “Going Home at Dusk” (1882)

  12. Grimshaw, “View of Heath Street by Night” (1882)

  13. James Atkinson Grimshaw, “ Mansion House” (c.1882)

  14. Grimshaw, “A Street at Night” (c.1882)

  15. What is happening here?Darwin

  16. Francis Galton’s Composite Photographs (1883)

  17. Persecution of Jews in Russia, 1885

  18. British Brothers’ League rally poster(East End, 1902)

  19. Both Sides of the 1905 Aliens Act: Political Cartoons(1906)

  20. Gustave Doré, Engraving of Whitechapel (1869-71)

  21. East End: Tenement and Slum

  22. Tenniel “The Nemesis of Neglect” (Punch, 1888)and cover of Puck (September 21, 1889)

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