Maple Street, London by Walter Sickert, 1915
According to Wikipedia he made a point of painting the shabby corners of the city — back streets, cheap lodgings, music halls — when that wasn't what anyone was buying. He mostly didn't stand out in the road to do it either; the accounts say he worked from small sketches and photographs once he was back indoors.
Erisava: It's an empty street at night. And the sky looks closer than the buildings. What's your take?
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