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

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Cries of London, No. 4

1 pp 1799

From this plate it seems that brickdust, in the artist's days, was sold like sand. A patient donkey is saddled with an enormous pannier of brick-dust, and the vendor is pouring the contents of a measure into a bowl, held at the door of a highly respectable residence, by a pretty maid, to whose personal captivations the attentions of the brick-dust dealer are most particularly addressed.

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Cries of London, No. 5

1 pp 1799

An old person is knocking at a door in Portland Street (Mrs. Burke's), and is solicited to buy water-cresses by a neat maiden with a pretty face and a tall shapely form ; the old reprobate is leering at the water-cress girl, and is disregarding a further offer of cresses from a more ragged and juvenile seller. A pair of highly-coloured damsels, redundant in charms and florid finery, are peering out of an upper window at the aged visitor.

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Cries of London, No. 6

1 pp 1799

A smart young gardener, with a substantial cart, drawn by a donkey, has a handsome selection of various evergreens and flowers for sale ; he is standing at the door of a mansion, where a lady and little girl are choosing from his stock of geraniums in pots.

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Cries of London, No. 7

1 pp 1799

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Cries of London, No. 8

1 pp 1799

A decent woman, wearing a white apron, and with a cloth over her basket, is supplying a patroness with a plateful of hot cross buns. A pretty woman, in a neat morning dress, is buying buns, and her children by her side are tasting the same without any loss of time. Outside a church, in the background, is a stout dignitary, with flowing gown, sleeves, and full wig, who is sweeping away from an appeal for charity addressed to him by a beggar woman and her offspring.

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Cries of London, No. 8

1 pp 1799

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Crimping a Quaker

1 pp 1814

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Cuckfield

1 pp 1790

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Culzean Castle

1 pp 1889

Title from catalogue raisonné.

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D. Y. C(ameron)

1 pp 1895

Title from catalogue raisonné.

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D. Y. and J. M. Cameron

1 pp 1898

Title from catalogue raisonné.

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Damme

1 pp 1907

Damme was once the fortified port of Bruges, about three miles to the north-east of which it lies. This shadow partly removed. After dry-point darkens immediate foreground.

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D. Y. and J. M. Cameron

Damme