Mayor Of London Collection

The ambulance squad of the 2nd Middlesex Artillery Volunteers
5308445 The ambulance squad of the 2nd Middlesex Artillery Volunteers.; (add.info.: Engravings depicting the ambulance squad of the 2nd Middlesex Artillery Volunteers giving a demonstration before)

The kitchen at the Mansion House, London
5308090 The kitchen at the Mansion House, London.; (add.info.: Engraving depicting the kitchen at the Mansion House, London, the official residence of the Mayor of London. Dated 19th century)

AI IMAGE - Portrait of Boris Johnson, 2023. Creator: Heritage Images
AI IMAGE - Portrait of Boris Johnson, 2023. British politician and writer, Johnson (born 1964) served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Leader of the Conservative Party from 2019 to 2022

AI IMAGE - Portrait of Boris Johnson, 2023. Creator: Heritage Images
AI IMAGE - Portrait of Boris Johnson, 2023. British politician and writer, Johnson (born 1964) served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Leader of the Conservative Party from 2019 to 2022

The Seven Hundredth Anniversary of the London Mayoralty (litho)
1596249 The Seven Hundredth Anniversary of the London Mayoralty (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Seven Hundredth Anniversary of the London Mayoralty)

A Peep into the Shakespeare Gallery, published by Hannah Humphrey in 1791
NCO191715 A Peep into the Shakespeare Gallery, published by Hannah Humphrey in 1791 (hand-coloured etching) by Gillray, James (1757-1815); Courtesy of the Warden and Scholars of New College

Dick Whittington (chromolitho)
666988 Dick Whittington (chromolitho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Dick Whittington)

Children of English soldiers and sailors now at war, received by the Lord Mayor of London for... (colour litho)
2815716 Children of English soldiers and sailors now at war, received by the Lord Mayor of London for... (colour litho) by Beltrame

Dick Whittington jug, moulded rising from a high-backed chair, holding his cat
CH438318 Dick Whittington jug, moulded rising from a high-backed chair, holding his cat, splashed in brown, green and black clothes, a moulded shield at his side

Newgate, rebuilt in 1672 after the Fire of London, with three figures Justice
6340500 Newgate, rebuilt in 1672 after the Fire of London, with three figures Justice, Fortitude and Prudence from the former gate built by Mayor of London Richard Wittington by Smith

Mayor of London, by William Hogarth
Photo of an original engraving from the Works of William Hogarth published in 1833

Sir Richard Whittington distributing charity, (c1900). The 14th-century Lord Mayor of London gives alms to the poor. After a fresco in the Royal Exchange in the City of London representing Dick

Ken Livingstone leaving home this morning November 1999

England, London. City Hall designed by architect Norman Foster

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The Mayor of London holds a significant role in the heart of England, overseeing the bustling city of London. From its humble beginnings to its current grandeur, this position has stood the test of time for over seven centuries. As depicted in historical lithographs such as "The Seven Hundredth Anniversary of the London Mayoralty, " we catch a glimpse into the rich heritage and traditions that surround this esteemed title. One cannot mention the Mayor of London without recalling iconic figures like Dick Whittington, whose story is immortalized in works such as "A Peep into the Shakespeare Gallery" and "Dick Whittington jug. " These tales remind us that even from modest backgrounds, great leaders can emerge to shape their cities. Throughout history, mayors have played pivotal roles during times of crisis. In poignant lithographs like "Children of English soldiers and sailors now at war, " we witness how these leaders provide support and solace to those affected by conflict. They stand as pillars within their communities, offering guidance and compassion when it is needed most. London's architecture also bears traces of mayoral influence. Newgate Prison stands tall after being rebuilt by Richard Whittington following the devastating Fire of London in 1672. The gate itself showcases three symbolic figures: Justice, Fortitude, and Prudence – virtues embodied by past mayors who sought to uphold lawfulness and resilience within society. Artistic representations further capture both political power struggles and moments steeped in tradition surrounding this esteemed office. William Hogarth's painting aptly titled "Mayor of London" portrays an authoritative figure commanding attention with grace and dignity. Meanwhile, images like "Sir Richard Whittington distributing charity" depict acts of kindness performed by mayors throughout history – reminding us that leadership encompasses not only governance but also philanthropy. Even royal events are intertwined with the Mayor's duties; Queen Elizabeth I's Funeral Procession saw their involvement highlighted through colored engravings. This demonstrates the close relationship between the monarchy and this influential figurehead.