"The Foundling", by G. B. O'Neill, in the National Gallery, South Kensington Museum, 1861. Engraving of a painting. 'Round the table of the boardroom in the union-house the guardians are assembled - hard, matter-of-fact men - examining a child which has been found in the street. The nurse who has it in charge is an admirable study...her broad, well-filled, but wrinkled countenance speaking of many creature comforts taken on the sly, her air of importance well befitting her important calling...We are told...that this personage is an exact portrait of some official original. The beadle Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/quotthe-foundlingquot-by-g-b-oneill-in-the-national-gallery-south-kensington-museum-1861-engraving-of-a-painting-round-the-table-of-the-boardroom-in-the-union-house-the-guardians-are-assembled-hard-matter-of-fact-men-examining-a-child-which-has-been-found-in-the-street-the-nurse-who-has-it-in-charge-is-an-admirable-studyher-broad-well-filled-but-wrinkled-countenance-speaking-of-many-creature-comforts-taken-on-the-sly-her-air-of-importance-well-befitting-her-important-callingwe-are-toldthat-this-personage-is-an-exact-portrait-of-some-official-original-the-beadle-image575131063.html
RM2TBKDF3–"The Foundling", by G. B. O'Neill, in the National Gallery, South Kensington Museum, 1861. Engraving of a painting. 'Round the table of the boardroom in the union-house the guardians are assembled - hard, matter-of-fact men - examining a child which has been found in the street. The nurse who has it in charge is an admirable study...her broad, well-filled, but wrinkled countenance speaking of many creature comforts taken on the sly, her air of importance well befitting her important calling...We are told...that this personage is an exact portrait of some official original. The beadle
The infant orphan election was an unpleasant example of Victorian charity, held at the London Tavern in Bishopsgate Street. Children whose parents had once been in more prosperous circumstances were put up for election in order to gain entrance into a variety of charitable institutions. In the painting by George Elgar Hicks elegant 18th century rooms at the tavern were hung with posters and election placards, encouraging those present to vote for particular children. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-infant-orphan-election-was-an-unpleasant-example-of-victorian-charity-held-at-the-london-tavern-in-bishopsgate-street-children-whose-parents-had-once-been-in-more-prosperous-circumstances-were-put-up-for-election-in-order-to-gain-entrance-into-a-variety-of-charitable-institutions-in-the-painting-by-george-elgar-hicks-elegant-18th-century-rooms-at-the-tavern-were-hung-with-posters-and-election-placards-encouraging-those-present-to-vote-for-particular-children-image545153042.html
RM2PJWT7E–The infant orphan election was an unpleasant example of Victorian charity, held at the London Tavern in Bishopsgate Street. Children whose parents had once been in more prosperous circumstances were put up for election in order to gain entrance into a variety of charitable institutions. In the painting by George Elgar Hicks elegant 18th century rooms at the tavern were hung with posters and election placards, encouraging those present to vote for particular children.
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