East End 1888 by William J. Fishman Screen printing Wendy LeBlanc draws upon extensive

Wendy LeBlanc draws upon extensive interviews with diverse women to explore the often-unspoken challenges they face

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she finds solace and connection in the vast Australian landscape and empathises with its indigenous people

East End 1888 by William J. Fishman Screen printing Wendy LeBlanc draws upon extensiveFree shipping within Australia, international delivery available East End 1888 vividly portrays the lives of the working class poor in London's East End during a tumultuous year. From overcrowded tenements to the ever present threat of the workhouse, Fishman paints a detailed picture of daily life, encompassing poverty, crime, and disease. The book explores the brutal realities of sweatshops and the ghetto, yet it also highlights the communal spirit