Thomas Rowlandson (1756-1827). Prints and Drawings Search

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"Cooks, scullions - Hear me, every mother's son."

1 pp 1787

Title from catalogue raisonné.

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"Puff" -- dog asleep on a chair

1 pp 1865

A dog asleep on a chair with a small sketch of a dog's head at the upper center.

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'The carved stones of Islay.'

1 pp 1895

Title from catalogue raisonné.

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'Ye Banks and Braes'

1 pp 1897

No dry-point. The nearer of the two upright poles practically in outline.

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'Ye Banks and Braes'

1 pp 1897

Steel-facing removed. Dry-point added to trees, rushes, boat and elsewhere.

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La Roche, with its grim castle, is on the Ourthe. For other etchings of La Roche, see Rinder numbers 370 and 393. After general dry-point enrichment, and four short horizontal lines to left of lower window behind trees.

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336 La Roche

1 pp 1907

La Roche, with its grim castle, is on the Ourthe. For other etchings of La Roche, see Rinder numbers 370 and 393. Before general dry-point enrichment, and four short horizontal lines to left of lower window behind trees.

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A Dutch damsel

1 pp 1892

Title from catalogue raisonné.

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A Dutch farm

1 pp 1892

Title from catalogue raisonné.

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A Dutch village

1 pp 1893

Title from catalogue raisonné.

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A French dentist shewing a specimen of his artificial teeth and false palates

1 pp 1811

It is not easy to determine whether this caricature was intended solely as a satire or as an advertisement for some dental professor who was established here at the time. In Rowlandson's day, however, false teeth were sufficient novelties to be welcome subjects for ridicule. An overgrown and exuberantly corpulent female is serving as a sample of the Frenchman's skill ; her widely distended mouth is liberally displaying a wonderful set of masticators. The professor is the typical foreigner of the period, wearing hair-powder, a bag-wig, and earrings. An old beau, looking through a quizzing-glass, is admiring the prospect of securing a decent set of teeth, his own gums exhibiting a very ragged and defective regiment.

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A Highland kitchen

1 pp 1891

Title from catalogue raisonné.

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"Cooks, scullions - Hear me, every mother's son."

"Puff" -- dog asleep on a chair

'The carved stones of Islay.'

'Ye Banks and Braes'

'Ye Banks and Braes'

336 La Roche

336 La Roche

A Dutch damsel

A Dutch farm

A Dutch village

A French dentist shewing a specimen of his artificial teeth and false palates

A Highland kitchen