Bringing water to the towns
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| Caption | Bringing water to the towns. Growing towns demanded a proper water supply; in 1613, a new river was created to bring water to London, piped into the city in hollowed-out tree trunks to fountains and into houses by expensive lead pipes. Original artwork from Treasure no. 411 (5 December 1970). |
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| Creator | Peter Jackson, British (1922–2003) |
| Artwork medium | painting |
| Credit | © Look and Learn |
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| A012049 | Hi-res: 3,468 x 4,613 pixels Lo-res: 867 x 1,153 pixels |
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