The photograph depicts a scene at Covent Garden Labourers by John Thomson. The image shows a group of men standing on a street, surrounded by wicker baskets. One man on the left wears a dark jacket and trousers, with a large wicker basket on his head. To his right, another man in a suit and tie stands beside a crate filled with produce. A third man, crouched down, is surrounded by baskets and produce. On the right, a man wears a large wicker basket on his back. The background features a building with a tiled roof and ornate decorations. The men wear late 19th-century attire, including hats and dark clothing. The photograph is sepia-toned.
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- Dimensions:
- 689 × 900 px
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