Charwomen in the National Gallery
The charwomen in the National Gallery. A cartoon about the conservation controversy at the National Gallery, after nine paintings were cleaned in the autumn of 1852, and a Select Committee was appointed in 1853 to look into the management of the Gallery, as especially connected with picture cleaning
Picture No
13419317
Media ID
47794983
Size
2160px x 1557px
(1.2MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Cartoon in Diogenes, volume 1, 1853
Date
1853
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