テート・ギャラリーのインスタグラム(tate) - 9月6日 05時26分

Jacques-Emile Blanche's painting from 1910 shows the view from Ludgate Circus, looking towards St Paul’s. The foreground is crowded with hansom cabs and motor buses (the horse-drawn bus being a rare sight by this time). A steam train crosses Ludgate Hill railway bridge 🚂 (this was demolished in 1990 to make way for the Thameslink.) Blanche painted many views of London, where he kept a studio from 1905. He also had a four-wheeled vehicle that he used as an extra studio to make paintings of the city.

See the painting on free display at Tate Britain.

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