Redraw of Apothecary and Haberdashery c. 1890

[Ron Duke]

Ok,
So, one of my grandsons got the idea of adding a woman reading a book. Then, months later he suggested Dr. Watson typing Holmes memoirs on his typewriter. (yes, typewriters were common place in the mid 1850s)
So, I decided to throw in Mrs. Hudson peaking out at Moriarty. Hence, we now have Sherlock, Watson, Mrs. Hudson and Moriarty and OH yes, a passenger in the hack.

A few things have been moved around, but this is IT!
I'll set it aside until I've got the dough to have it printed on canvas at Costco. 40 inch x 30 inch.

[Egg Bramhill]

Excellent Ron. Thanks for the update.

[Boy]

Fun stuff, Ron! You did more than move a few things around: you changed almost every detail!

You could make a 'spot the differences' game out of it. I estimate there are at least a few dozen differences.

[Acorn]

Ron, you've got to HTML5 animate it (GSAP)!

Acorn

[Penny O'Rorke]

Wonderful, Ron. Might the figure in the cab be Irene Adler, "The only woman he ever loved"?

[Ron Duke]

Wonderful, Ron. Might the figure in the cab be Irene Adler, "The only woman he ever loved"?

PENNY!
That is an excellent observation! I hadn't thought of it, but that's what it will be heretofore.
Thank you!

Thanks for your comments Eric, Boy and Acorn!

[gray]

That's perfect Ron, just perfect.