Smallest shop in London, 1.2 square meters, ~1900 AD
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Seldom if ever have I seen a picture that summarizes that epoch of life in London more totally or so succinctly.
The stare really sells it, I think.
Actually quite a convenient place to be to service feet
Or maybe the shopkeeper is servicing something else and all we see are the customer’s shoes sticking out?
Thanks for specifying AD. It could easily have been a photograph from BC.
London hasn’t improved much since in terms of available space