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Brandjes: Paintings as witnesses to fires 1640-1813
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Brandjes: Paintings as witnesses to fires 1640-1813
It wasn’t until 14 May 1842 that wood engravings of news stories were first published, in The Illustrated London News, a weekly collection of illustrated reports of wars, accidents, fires and other news. Towards the end of that century, magazines were starting to include colour images of newsworthy events. Enterprising painters had anticipated public demand for colour images of catastrophes like fires since the early seventeenth century, and in …
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