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юааtouchingюаб юааphotographsюаб юааof Horaceюаб юааwarnerюабтащs ташspitalfields юааnippersюаб Horace warner (1871 1939) this is a self portrait by horace warner taken when he was around thirty years old at the time he was photographing the spitalfields nippers, the pictures by which he is remembered and that establish his posthumous reputation as a photographer. if you look closely you can just see the bulb in his left hand to control. Yet, as early as 1905, there had been an occasion when the pictures were shown to an influential group of people who recognised the power of horace’s photography. attached inside the cover of horace’s first spitalfields album is a piece of notepaper from the warden’s lodge at toynbee hall, dated june 21st 1905.

рљр сђс рёрѕрєрё с рѕс рѕрісђр с р сѓ с рѕс рѕр рїрїр сђр с рѕрј в рўрєр с р с сњ рєр сђс рёрѕрєрё о Describes spitalfields in the late 19th century as follows:. by the later 19th century inner spitalfields had eclipsed rival claimants to the dubious distinction of being the worst criminal rookery of london with common lodging houses in the flower and dean street area being a focus for the activities of robbers and prostitutes. An astonishing photographic discovery. june 29, 2014. by the gentle author. today, it is my great delight to reveal these breathtaking photographs taken by horace warner in spitalfields at the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. these pictures which have never been reproduced before, and have hardly been seen by anyone outside his. Warner came to spitalfields as superintendent of the sunday school at the bedford institute, one of nine quaker missions operating in the east end of london at the end of the 19th century. geographically, the “nippers” in his photographs were creatures of the byways, alleys and yards that laced spitalfields. imaginatively, theirs was a. Around 1900, photographer horace warner took a series of portraits of some of the poorest people in london creating relaxed, intimate images that gave dignity to his subjects and producing great photography that is without comparison in his era. previously, only a handful of warner’s sympathetic portraits of the children who lived in the.