This acrylic painting captures Saint Saviour's Dock, looking inland toward Jamaica Road. The dock is lined with notable warehouse apartments, including New Concordia Wharf, St Saviour's Wharf, Vogans Mill, Tea Trade Wharf, Cinnamon Wharf, Conran Building, Saffron Wharf, and St Andrews Wharf.
This very location inspired Charles Dickens' novel Oliver Twist, where the infamous character Bill Sykes is said to reside in one of these warehouses. During Dickens' time, this neighbourhood was vastly different from today, requiring a sharp mind and caution.
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This Shad Thames print has a narrative written in pen identifying the location, limited edition print number, embossed and personally signed by the artist.
Landscape 40 cm x 50 cm unframed
