An Advokate for Women's Rights c.1909 Size:medium recent research has raised evidence

recent research has raised evidence suggesting it may be the work of Robert Dowling

was renowned for his social activism during the 1950s and 60s

this print reinterprets the front of the original artefact

Ludgate Hill station and its approach on New Bridge Street closed to the public in 1929

A long queue of people waiting in the rain for their bus captures the eye of Collins as part of his focus on commuter travel and rush hour in London's streets and rail network

An Advokate for Women's Rights c.1909 Size:medium recent research has raised evidenceA vintage illustration of a cat wearing a hat and a "votes for women" sash, sitting beside a paper stating "we demand the vote