Fully illustrated, full colour, 50 pages. "The Ancient Romans lived long ago And conquered lands from many a foe They were ruled by emperors who were big and strong, And by men who sat in the Senate all day long The nasty little Britons were a real pain because they Wanted the Romans to go home again But Roman emperors could see into a magic place Where Gnomans, not Romans, were the dominant race These Gnomans showed the emperors how to deal with the revolting Brits For the Romans had their own problems with the pesky, painted Piccsies."
Gorgeous, evocative pictures by Dutch photographer Cas Oorthuys
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Renowned British photographer David Bailey is exhibiting intimate photographs of the East End. Born in Leytonstone and raised in East Ham, Bailey is one of east London’s most famous sons and his iconic photographs immortalised 60s London. The new show, East End Faces, will run from 23 February to 26 May 2013 at the William Morris Gallery in Walthamstow.
Gorgeous, evocative pictures by Dutch photographer Cas Oorthuys
