The art that captures 'my' London - part 2

Carlyle Hotel, Bayswater, London, Doreen Fletcher (b.1952)

I posted "The art that captures 'my' London" in January. Since then, I've been regularly coming across...

...other works of art which give me a similar frisson of familiarity - that sense of London - to those I originally selected (apart from Spring on Wimbledon Common and Wimbledon Tennis Party, obviously). I've provided titles and dates where I can:

London Buses, W. Heath Robinson

Wimbledon Park Tube, Lisa Graa Jensen

Chaos on London Bridge, Harold Workman (1897–1975

Strand-on-the-Green, London, Josiah Sturgeon (1919–1999)

Camberwell Nocturne, London, David Hepher (b.1935)

London Snow, 1932, Gwen Raverat 

The Common Market, William Patrick Roberts (1895–1980)

A London Street Scene, Mary Rennell (1901–1981)

The Seven Deadly Sins – Pride (1979–1980), Carel Weight

London (Great Western Railway poster artwork), Charles Pears (1873–1958)

Paddington Station, London, Margaret Neve (b.1929)

Bath Road, Chiswick, 1897,  Camille Pissarro 

Waterloo Station, 1967, Terence Cuneo (detail)

Richmond Park, London, Yvonne Fletcher (b. 1941)

London Bridge, Kathleen Allen (1906–1983)

The River Thames at Hammersmith, 1932, Eric Ravilious 

London Zoo, Elephant Walk, Charles Ernest Cundall (1890–1971)

Lincoln's Inn Fields, Paul Rafferty

Home through the Rain - Ladybird book illustration, John Barry 

Sunday Morning Farringdon Road, Cecil Osborne

Spring on Wimbledon Common, London, Philip Connard (1875–1958)

Chiswick Park in Frost, Victor Passmore

Soho Twilight, c.1924 by C.R.W. Nevinson

Wimbledon Tennis Party, Edward Brewtnall (1846-1902)