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Brixton Prison
Female prisoners in the exercise yard of Brixton Prison in London, circa 1850. From a photograph by Herbert Watkins. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
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Hulton Archive
Media ID 10778110
© 2010 Getty Images
1850 1859 Diry 16790 Exercising Large Group Of People Prison Prisoner Sport Brixton Prison Diry Exercise Yard Orig Prison Yard
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This print takes us back to the year 1850, offering a glimpse into the exercise yard of Brixton Prison in London. The image, captured by Herbert Watkins, showcases a large group of both male and female prisoners engaging in physical activity under the open sky. The scene depicts a day at this historic correctional facility, where men and women from all walks of life come together within the confines of these prison walls. Despite their circumstances, they find solace in exercising outdoors as a means to maintain their physical well-being. The composition is strikingly horizontal, emphasizing the vastness of the space and highlighting the unity among these individuals. Their full-length figures stand tall against the backdrop of towering prison walls, symbolizing resilience amidst adversity. As we observe this archival print with curiosity, it prompts us to reflect on themes such as justice and rehabilitation. It serves as a reminder that even within confinement, human beings strive for normalcy through activities like sport and exercise. This historical artifact from Brixton Prison invites contemplation about societal structures and our collective responsibility towards those who have lost their freedom. It urges us not only to appreciate artistry but also sparks conversations around criminal justice reform - an ever-relevant topic that continues to shape our world today.
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