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

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Brewer's draymen having a frolic

1 pp 1780

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Brewer's draymen having a frolic

1 pp 1780

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Bricklayer's Arms

1 pp 1780

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In the sixteenth century, when the Court dwelt at Stirling, the town houses of the Earls of Morton, Glencairn, and Lennox were in Broad Street. Bow Street Dairy, behind the Unicorn to the left, was Darnley's house. Before dry-point emphasis on lower windows of house behind Unicorn pillar, which are obscured by shadow, and on window frames of houses to left.

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Broomielaw

1 pp 1892

For another etching of Broomielaw Bridge, Glasgow, see Rinder number 37.

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Broomielaw and Railway Bridges

1 pp 1889

Broomielaw Bridge is the lower of the two. For another etching of this Glasgow bridge see Rinder number 112.

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Burning the books

1 pp 1809

The edition of Mrs. Clarke's memoirs, the bombshell which threatened the aristocratic peace of mind, was purchased for a certain sum. In the print of "Burning the Books" the heroine of the scandal is holding up the terms of surrender and is directing the destruction of her eagerly-expected volumes, containing hundreds of letters from persons of quality, including the correspondence (supposed to have been destroyed) of the Duke of York.

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