Description
The inn was the meeting place of the pilgrims in Chaucers' 'Canterbury Tales
View of the Black Lion Inn
noted for her enduring patience and wifely obedience
and a Classical column on the left
On the busy River Thames steam vessels pass up and down
Last dying speech and Confession, plate III of Cries of London Size:S: 45 x 30cm The inn was the meeting'Last dying speech and Confession'. A stout, ragged woman bawls out her broadsides. In a doorway behind stands a woman holding an infant with a boy and dog next to her. To the right a boy picks a handkerchief from a pedestrian's pocket. Plate III of Cries of London, 1799.
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