Deprivation Collection
"Unveiling the Harsh Realities: A Glimpse into Deprivation" Falls Road, Belfast, Northern Ireland - a street etched with tales of struggle and resilience
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"Unveiling the Harsh Realities: A Glimpse into Deprivation" Falls Road, Belfast, Northern Ireland - a street etched with tales of struggle and resilience. Transported to 1855: Wild Court, off Great Wild Street, Drury Lane - an engraving capturing the essence of deprivation. Aylesbury Place, Clerkenwell in 1899 by H. W. Fincham - a haunting black and white photo that echoes the hardships endured. Derelict houses in Manchester UK - silent witnesses to the plight faced by many. Two men chatting on Falls Road, Belfast, Northern Ireland - finding solace amidst adversity. The enduring spirit of Falls Road Belfast - a community bound together through shared struggles and dreams for better days. Blackhill, Glasgow in March 1970: Children playing in streets overshadowed by deprivation but fueled by youthful hopefulness. Witnessing history unfold: An interior scene where a couple watches Jarrow Marchers arrive in London through their window (1936). The Famine in Brittany depicted through an illustration from La Vie en Rose (1903) – shedding light on collective efforts to aid those affected by destitution. "Bolshevism brings War, Unemployment and Famine" (1918): A stark reminder of how political ideologies can exacerbate suffering for vulnerable populations. Distribution of the Pain du Roi at the Louvre during famine times – highlighting desperate measures taken to alleviate hunger (colour engraving). Poor London women invited to Half Million Banquet commemorating King Edward VII's coronation (1902) – juxtaposing opulence with stark realities faced daily. In this collection of images spanning different eras and locations across Europe—Falls Road Belfast; Wild Court; Aylesbury Place; derelict houses in Manchester, UK; Blackhill, Glasgow—deprivation takes center stage.