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Another good example of Edward Bawden's Merrie England sentimentality for a cover of Ambrose Heath’s Good Food series. The figure on this cover was based on a one-eyed farmer named Frederick Mizen who was fined for stealing 40 pounds of jam from a local greengrocer.

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New artwork for sale! - "Bristol England Skyline" - https://t.co/X9oDpMLFxn

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New artwork for sale! - "Norwich England Skyline" - https://t.co/W32bmrg6Qc

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Cistercian Houses of Newbattle (Dalkeith), Byland (Yorkshire) image/reconstruction & Melrose (Borders) Alan Sorrell's classic reconstruction. All followed a set Plan but Melrose, for some reason, was a mirrior image of Sister Houses throughout Scotland & England.

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This time last week and I were due to wed in Buenos Aires, with another on Friday in England. We're sad to postpone both, but will be over the moon if everyone is fit and healthy to attend when we reorganise them, post-virus

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This teddy was inspired by our oil painting 'The Colours of Old England he nail'd to the Mast', created by local artist Henry Baines in August 1864. We would love to see your interpretations!

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"Welcome to England, guvnor! Please, allow me tha pleasure of showing you a lit'l badger hospitality. Nat'rally, it's gonna cost ya, if you get me drift!"

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From the 1898 science fiction
novel, Dr. Therne [Smallpox decimates a small English town] by H. Rider Haggard (England, 1856-1925).

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"The Coffin Expedition, or Boney's Invincible Armada" (1804) promises death for the projected French gunboat invasion of England.

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"Oh, to be in England now that April's there... " A soldier from the British Expeditionary Force has 'Home Thoughts from Abroad'. An illustration from PUNCH 1940 by J W Taylor. Poem by Robert Browning

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Agreed. Its like the sun of England-rare but beautiful when it comes out (i say that like I've actually been there but u get the reference)

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“McQueen of England” - The Face November 1996 shot by Nick Knight

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Philip II had raised landing forces in 1596 and 97 but neither were sent to Ireland. Noted Irish were not ignorant of the king's estate and that all he could do was 'little enough to strengthen himself against the queen of England..good for them to depend no longer upon the king'

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8 Apr 1551: Gyles Godet, printmaker is granted letters of denization He'd come to in 1547 - and here is some of his output, including his illustration of April and a picture of one pretty famous person who died the year he arrived in (BM)

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THE SPIDERS WEB - Wounded and shamed by Robin's betrayal, Elizabeth Tudor, Queen of England welcomes a new suitor to her court https://t.co/QxEaiikd5C

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