'The Grey Water-wagtail, and the Water-Lizard' Size:XL: 120 x 100cm The arches at the south

The arches at the south end of London Bridge

George Yard

A figure stands at table and writes on a piece of parchment with a brush

representing the synthesis of masculine and feminine energies

This relates to a speech given by Churchill in which he outlined a plan for reform so extensive that he was charged with pinching his proposals directly from the manifesto of the Radical wing of the Liberal Party

'The Grey Water-wagtail, and the Water-Lizard' Size:XL: 120 x 100cm The arches at the southStudy of the Grey Wagtail Motacilla cinerea in the act of catching an insect. The bird is posed on a rock surrounded by water and with plants. A newt swims in the water below. Plate 259 from chapter 49 of Gleanings of natural history, exhibiting figures of quadrupeds, birds, insects, plants, &c, by George Edwards, volume 1 (London, for the author, 1758). Original: etching. 1757