The Elephant and Castle 19th century 50.82/1329 The painting was acquired by

The painting was acquired by the London Museum as a work by Charles Hunt and is signed and dated accordingly at bottom left

Natives speaks directly to British denial and squeamishness when it comes to confronting issues of race and class that are at the heart of the legacy of Britain's racialised empire

The Telegraph building was the most prominent in Fleet Street until it was upstaged by the black glass Daily Express building in 1932

Buildings in Fairholme Road

The Elephant and Castle 19th century 50.82/1329 The painting was acquired byThe Elephant and Castle. Pen and watercolour with traces of pencil. View of the busy junction with carriages, traders and a herd of cows. The sign for the Elephant pub is visible, as is next door's 'The House of God' sign.