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

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A Highland kitchen

1 pp 1891

Title from catalogue raisonné.

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A Lancashire river

1 pp 1881

View of a Lancashire river. Cows stand at left with the river bank at right. This was a well-known salmon pool on the Ribble.

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A Norman village

1 pp 1904

The village is that of Le Grand Andely.

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A Norman village

1 pp 1904

The village is that of Le Grand Andely. After windowed gable in upper left corner, work in foreground and to right.

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A Rembrandt farm

1 pp 1892

Title from catalogue raisonné.

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A superior officer, going his midnight rounds of the sentries posted on a line of fortifications, is amused at discovering the phenomenon of two pairs of legs below one cloak. A trooper has taken advantage of his ample garment to smuggle in a fair companion to share his vigils. The lady seems to enjoy her situation.

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A Templar at his studies

1 pp 1811

The chambers of a fast member of the Bar ; breakfast is on the table, and the apartment is in a litter of bottles, hunting-boots, guns, whips, law-books, briefs, papers, and general disorder. The student has evidently been to a masquerade overnight ; portions of the dress of a Grand Turk are scattered about ; moreover a lady is in his chambers, who is performing her toilette at a gilt mirror standing on his breakfast-table. The Templar, semi-clad, is sleepily trying to look through a bundle of briefs and law papers.

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A Venetian convent

1 pp 1895

Title from catalogue raisonné.

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A Venetian fountain

1 pp 1894

Title from catalogue raisonné.

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A Venetian palace

1 pp 1898

This shows the facade of 'Desdemona's' house, Grand Canal.

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A York address to the whale caught lately off Gravesend

1 pp 1809

The Duke of York, in his regimentals, has gone down on his knees to the latest wonder of the hour, and is beseeching the popular arrival to divert the minds of an excitement-loving public from his own particular case.

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A bait for the kiddies on the North Road

1 pp 1810

The widow Casey's hotel offers 'genteel accommodation ' on the road to 'York Races.' The prudent widow has supplemented the attractions of her house by engaging a handsome and buxom maid, who is attached to the inn as a decoy for the 'sprigs of fashion ' who may happen to be driving on the North Road. The charioteer of a four-in-hand, a 'dashing blade,' made up in correct coaching style voluminous necktie, coat down to his heels, and capes innumerable has called for a bowl of punch, and is standing in the doorway, stroking the redundantly developed waitress under the chin.

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