Homeless | Thomas Benjamin Kennington | 1890

On a rain-darkened pavement, a woman bends over a boy whose body has slumped against her. She holds his hand close to her chest; his torn clothing, bare knees and heavy boots make his exhaustion painfully specific. A tied bundle fills one corner, while a fallen cap lies apart on the wet stones. Kennington keeps the distant city indistinct, concentrating attention on the closeness of the two figures and the inadequate shelter of the woman’s embrace.

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