Street Arabs at Play by Dorothy Tennant print teardrop particularly those living in poverty

particularly those living in poverty

Entertain your baby with this adorable

but as she stares up

Street Arabs at Play by Dorothy Tennant (1855-1926) from the Lady Lever Art Gallery collection

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Street Arabs at Play by Dorothy Tennant print teardrop particularly those living in povertyStreet Arabs at Play by Dorothy Tennant (1855 1926) from the Lady Lever Art Gallery collection. The historic title of this painting, Street Arabs at Play, uses an old fashioned term for poor or indigent children that is today considered unacceptable but which was widely used in the Victorian period. Tennant also illustrated a childrens book with the title London Street Arabs in 1890. Dorothy Tennant was born in London and studied at the Slade School