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It is likely that this large oil painting was made by Woudby to be copied by a professional firm of banner painters to form the centre panel of banners for the Bricklayers Society. The painting hung in the Union's Head Office in London.
People's History Museum
Manchester
Title
Operative Bricklayers Society Emblem*
Date
1869
Medium
oil on textile
Measurements
H 248 x W 189 cm
Accession number
NMLH.1993.773
Acquisition method
gift, c.1980
Work type
Painting
