Dean And Munday Collection

Back view of the Church of St John at Hackney and a grammar school, London, c1835. Also showing figures walking through the graveyard

Frozen Out, c1830. Creator: Unknown
Frozen Out, c1830. No more Cabbage all the Salary nipped - caricature of British politicians Sir Robert Peel (1788-1850), dressed as a policeman and wearing a gardeners apron

Westminster Abbey and St Margarets Church, London, 1830. Artist
Westminster Abbey and St Margarets Church, London, 1830. View with figures walking on the street in front

Birthplace of John Howard, philanthropist and prison reformer, Clapton, Hackney, London, c1830

View of Shacklewell Manor House, Hackney, London, c1830. Artist: Dean and Munday
View of Shacklewell Manor House, Hackney, London, c1830

Church of St Peter de Beauvoir Town, Hackney, London, 1841. Artist: Dean and Munday
Church of St Peter de Beauvoir Town, Hackney, London, 1841

Shillibeers second omnibus, drawn by two horses instead of three, c1830. Artist
View of Shillibeers second omnibus, drawn by two horses instead of three, c1830

Brooke House, Hackney, London, c1830. Artist: Dean and Munday
Brooke House, Hackney, London, c1830. Near the junction of Lower Clapton Road and Brooke Road in Clapton, Hackney

View of a house in Wells Street, Hackney, London, c1830. Formerly the residence of the Knights of Malta

View of Baumes House, Hoxton, London, c1830?. Artist: Dean and Munday
View of Baumes House, Hoxton, London, c1830. The house as it was in 1650, with dormer windows. The surrounding area is fairly rural, with a windmill at right, and a church spire in the distance

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Welcome to Hackney, London in the 1830s. Dean and Munday capture the essence of this vibrant area with their stunning views of iconic landmarks like the Church of St John at Hackney and the grammar school. Frozen Out portrays a chilly scene outside Westminster Abbey and St Margarets Church. The birthplace of philanthropist John Howard in Clapton is a humble abode, while Shacklewell Manor House exudes grandeur. Dean and Munday's depiction of Brooke House and a house in Wells Street showcase the diversity of Hackney's architecture. Lastly, Baumes House in Hoxton and the London Orphan Asylum at Clapton reflect the community's compassionate side. Join us as we explore Hackney's rich history through the lens of these magnificent artworks.