Skaters on the Serpentine 1786 Frame:white top of Duke of York's

top of Duke of York's column

This section included some of London's top men's tailoring shops: Dunn's

Lichtenstein spent five years exploring this unique environment

George Davison Reid recorded this scene around the prominent landmark of St Paul's Cathedral

Three men are shown in the foreground

Skaters on the Serpentine 1786 Frame:white top of Duke of York'sSkaters on the Serpentine. Pen and watercolour drawing over pencil. A crowd of people skate and amuse themselves on the frozen Serpentine, some inevitably falling and sprawling. Some coaches and chariots are parked on the right. Cheesecake House, a celebrated refreshment lodge where syllabub and cheesecake could be had can be seen in the distance. It was pulled down in the late 1830s. The Serpentine was created early in George II's reign by damming