"The School of Legislation" in Lincoln's-Inn Hall, from "Illustrated London News" 1860
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"The School of Legislation" is a lithograph by George Frederic Watts depicting a scene from Lincoln's Inn Hall. Created in 1860, the artwork illustrates a gathering of figures, likely legal scholars, engaged in discussion and study. The composition suggests a grand interior setting with tiered seating, evoking the atmosphere of a prestigious legal institution. The scene emphasizes the importance of law and its role in shaping society, highlighting the dedication and scholarship inherent in the legal profession. The lithograph is a testament to Watts's interest in historical and social themes, reflecting the Victorian era's fascination with both the past and the present.
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