Regency Men: John Constable
John Constable was not by any stretch of imagination a household name in England. But his rich landscapes gained him notoriety in France and eventually Continue
John Constable was not by any stretch of imagination a household name in England. But his rich landscapes gained him notoriety in France and eventually Continue
As a crow flies north of Soho in London, Theresa Berkley made a living spanking naughty gentlemen. The inventor of the “chevalet” or “Berkley Horse”, Continue
Unfortunately, an exhaustive search bore no fruit in the form of a good picture of Silver Billy in his heyday, only the loose portrait above. Continue
In 1780 London company Smith & Company released a new stomach aid called Altoids. Smith & Company merged with confectioner Callard & Bowser in 1837. Continue