Workmen repairing a hole in the road in Piccadilly, London, after a german bombing raid, 19th April 1941. The damaged St. James’ Church can be seen in the background. (Photo by R.L. Court/Topical Press Agency/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
Piccadilly Bomb Crater - from our story 'The Death of the Crooner Al Bowlly: 17 April 1941.'
Print Shop – Dazzle Ships in Drydock at Liverpool
1919
Edward Wadsworth
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1937
Frida Kahlo Seated Next to an Agave Plant
Toni Frissell
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1977
Listening on the Transistor - 1977
Iain S.P. Reid
