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View of University College Schools playground with University College to the right, 1833
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View of University College Schools playground with University College to the right, 1833
View of University College Schools playground with University College to the right, 1833. The playground is teeming with boys playing a variety of games, while in the university grounds students are involved with more sober activities. The school, founded as part of University College, moved to Hampstead in 1905
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Camden Childhood Game George Scharf Outdoor Game Playground Scharf University College Pastime
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This black and white lithograph, titled "View of University College Schools playground with University College to the right, 1833" offers a glimpse into the vibrant world of education and play in early 19th century London. The scene is alive with youthful energy as boys engage in various games within the bustling playground, while just beyond its borders lies the more serious realm of university life. The image showcases a significant historical moment when University College School was still located within the grounds of University College itself before it later moved to Hampstead in 1905. The juxtaposition between the lively schoolyard and the studious atmosphere within the university grounds highlights both sides of childhood: carefree playfulness and academic pursuits. Renowned artist George Scharf skillfully captures this dynamic contrast through his monochrome depiction. Every detail, from architectural elements to individual expressions on children's faces, comes to life under Scharf's masterful hand. This print serves as a valuable visual record not only for those interested in educational history but also for anyone fascinated by London's past. Preserved by Guildhall Library and Art Gallery, this lithograph invites us to reflect upon our own memories of childhood games and scholarly endeavors. It reminds us that education encompasses not only formal learning but also moments of joyous recreation that shape young minds.
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