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

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Country scene in Devonshire

1 pp 1780

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Country sports or game at quoits

1 pp 1811

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Country village

1 pp 1780

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Cour des Bons Enfants, Rouen

1 pp 1897

Horizontal lines in immediate foreground added.

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A herd of cows are in the middle left distance and four geese are on the near bank in the right foreground. There are birds in the sky. Cowdray Castle sits in the background, with trees at the right and water in foreground.

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Cows

1 pp 1784

Landscape with a figure herding cattle along a road beside a cottage on a hillside at left, a forest in the valley below at right. This print was also released in a volume entitled "Imitations of Modern Drawings" which is referenced in the catalogue raisonné.

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Cracking a joke!!

1 pp 1813

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Craigievar

1 pp 1908

Craigievar, 'set in its own valley betwixt the two main ways of Dee and Don,' without and within a fine example of Scottish baronial architecture, was finished in 1610 seven years after the Union. D. Y. Cameron's picture of the enchanting castle was exhibited at the Royal Scottish Academy in 1909. Some light introduced on upper slope of this wood. Before foreground tree to right was strongly dry-pointed throughout, and other dry-point additions.

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Crawley

1 pp 1790

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Cries of London, No. 1

1 pp 1799

The vendor of rat-traps is pausing before a shop decorated with such live stock as a rabbit in a hutch, and a jackdaw in a cage ; he is offering his traps to a spectacled old gentleman, who is considering his ware with curiosity. The rats in a trap, carried on the trap-seller's arm, are exciting the interest of a dog.

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Cries of London, No. 2

1 pp 1799

A fat countrified-looking dealer is offering some fine fat geese for sale at the door of an apothecary, who, with his wife, is examining the birds with unnecessary closeness.

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Cries of London, No. 3

1 pp 1799

A street ballad singer, of the St. Giles' order, is crying the last speech of 'the unfortunate malefactors who were executed this morning:' a common enough announcement when the extreme punishment of hanging visited small offences, and executions were of more frequent occurrence. That the fear of capital punishment did not act as a corrective to theft is illustrated in the background of the print, where a mere infant is drawn in the act of picking the pocket of a passing pedestrian.

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Country scene in Devonshire

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Cour des Bons Enfants, Rouen

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Cracking a joke!!

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Crawley

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Cries of London, No. 3