The Difference Between a Self-Reliant, Dignified Being and a Cringing Outcast kitchen sitting on a double pedestal

sitting on a double pedestal base

Its aged character includes minor pin holes and fraying on one side

Coffee-pot and milk jug from the 'Campden' range

Depth – 60 cm

Trees & Bracken by Edward D'arcy Lister 1956

The Difference Between a Self-Reliant, Dignified Being and a Cringing Outcast kitchen sitting on a double pedestalCreated in the 1940s by Richard Ogle, this powerful pen and ink drawing titled The Difference Between a Self Reliant, Dignified Being and a Cringing Outcast is a striking visual commentary on human dignity, social division, and political reality. Through deliberate contrast and expressive line work, the artist explores themes of power, identity, and marginalisation that resonate across both past and present. Executed in pen and ink, the composition