Applicants for Admission to a Casual Ward

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"Applicants for Admission to a Casual Ward" is a famous 1874 social-realist painting by Samuel Luke Fildes depicting impoverished people waiting outside a workhouse, highlighting Victorian-era poverty and hardship.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf painting
social realist painting
artist Samuel Luke Fildes NERFINISHED
basedOn Fildes’s earlier illustration for The Graphic
collection Royal Holloway Picture Gallery NERFINISHED
colorPalette muted tones
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
creator Samuel Luke Fildes NERFINISHED
depicts Victorian-era poverty
gaslight or street lighting
homelessness
impoverished people
official or porter at the gate
people seeking shelter for the night
people waiting outside a workhouse
queue of destitute men and women
social hardship
urban night scene
workhouse gate
depictsPlace London NERFINISHED
workhouse casual ward entrance
depictsTimePeriod Victorian era
describedAs famous 19th-century social-realist painting
genre social realism
hasEffect raised public awareness of urban poverty
hasPart elderly applicants
figures in ragged clothing
seated mother with child
young male applicants
inception 1874
languageOfWork none
location Royal Holloway, University of London NERFINISHED
mainSubject poverty
social inequality
workhouse system
medium oil paint
movement social realism
notableWorkOf Samuel Luke Fildes NERFINISHED
partOf Victorian social realist art
publicationDate 1874
setting exterior of a workhouse
subjectHeading poor and destitute—England—19th century
support canvas
theme compassion for the poor
critique of Poor Law system
social reform
timeOfDayDepicted night

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Samuel Luke Fildes notableWork Applicants for Admission to a Casual Ward