Memento Mori dry point etched limited edition print

Memento Mori dry point etched limited edition printMemento Mori skull print is a hauntingly beautiful dry point etching by Billie Bond, echoing the artists ongoing fascination with what lies beneath the surface both literally and metaphorically. Inspired by a medieval Memento Mori bead discovered in the Thames by Caroline Nunneley, the etching was taken from an image of a sculpture made by Bond. Bond reimagines the back of this bead as a sculptural form before transforming it again through print,

Published for 'London Types' 1898

This groundbreaking guide will take you through the city streets to uncover the scandalous

from the north

22nd August 1908

View from Duke Shore showing the premises of George and William Lamb

It represents the growth of the campaign for female suffrage by showing the dominant silhouette of a woman haunting the Houses of Parliament

An elevated view of The Monument to the Great Fire of London of 1666

The boards had to be removed each night and replaced again in the morning

Whitefriars

the unfortunate

Katherine's Docks

of Billingsgate Quay with stalls