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

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Kensington Gardens, no. II (large plate)

1 pp 1860

Title from catalogue raisonné.

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Kerrera No. I

1 pp 1912

Some work added to cliff in left, roadway and elsewhere.

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Kerrera No. I

1 pp 1912

Oblong stone added in lower corner. Foreground and cliff on extreme left considerably shaded.

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Kerrera No. II

1 pp 1912

Group of oblique lines lower right, 2-12 mm. from bottom, cover D. Y. of upper signature.

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Kew side, a fragment

1 pp 1864

At Kew, a path stands to the left. To the right, there is a row of cottages and trees. In the foreground, a couple with three dogs. Other figures are seen behind them.

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Kew side, a fragment

1 pp 1864

At Kew, a path stands to the left. To the right, there is a row of cottages and trees. In the foreground, a couple with three dogs. Other figures are seen behind them.

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"...the pride of Kidwelly is its great castle, which was built in the late eleventh or early twelfth century by William de Londres, and rebuilt about 1270 by the Chaworth family. It is partly concentric; and its ruins rank in extent with those of Pembroke and Caerphilly." (Maxwell Fraser, "Wales: The Country." London, 1952, II, 292) This plate was sketched while Haden was waiting for a train.

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Kidwelly town

1 pp 1859

View of a town with church tower at center. Kidwelly (Welsh: Cydweli), South Wales, is on Carmarthen Bay.

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Kilgaren Castle

1 pp 1864

A view of Kilgaren Castle looking upstream on the Teifi from the south-west. This site is not far from that of [Haden's print] "Kenarth."

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Killundine

1 pp 1929

Killundine Castle, in the Sound of Mull, Argyll, once used as a hunting lodge, is still called Caisteal-nan-Coin, the 'Castle of the Dogs.' Group of diagonal dry-point lines right to left 85 mm. to 102 mm. from top added to above-named cloud.

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Kincardine

1 pp 1914

Kincardine is in the district of Menteith. Heavy dry-point added about 74 mm. from right side, hiding building at this place. More dry-point on trees hereabouts.

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King's Chapel (Boston, Mass.)

1 pp 1909

Etched from a photograph of the King's Chapel, Boston, U.S.A., for the Iconographic Society of that city, which has a membership of ten. After much shadowing of tree to extreme left, some lines on pavement in front of it, and slight work on roadway in front of shadow to right of chapel.

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