1761–1838 Collection
"1761–1838: A Glimpse into the World of Drawings and Prints" Step into the captivating world of drawings and prints from 1761 to 1838
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"1761–1838: A Glimpse into the World of Drawings and Prints" Step into the captivating world of drawings and prints from 1761 to 1838, where artists like Thomas Rowlandson and Samuel William Fores brought their creativity to life. In "Comforts Bath, Plate 1, " Rowlandson's intricate artwork transports us to a luxurious bathing experience that was highly sought after during this era. The modish prudishness of society is brilliantly depicted in Rowlandson and Fores' collaboration titled "Modish Prudish. " Through their prints, they shed light on the social norms and expectations prevalent at that time. Continuing our journey through these fascinating artworks, we encounter "Comforts Bath, Plate " Here, Rowlandson's skillful strokes invite us to explore another aspect of bath culture with its own unique charm. Moving on to Samuel William Fores' masterpiece called "Betting, " we witness his talent as both an artist and publisher. This print captures the excitement and thrill surrounding gambling activities popular among people from all walks of life. Rowlandson takes us on a humorous ride with his depiction of a pea cart in one of his famous drawings titled simply "Pea Cart. " The comical scene showcases his ability to find amusement in everyday situations. "Sergent Recruiteur" is yet another gem by Rowlandson. His attention to detail brings forth the essence of military recruitment during this period while highlighting societal perceptions towards it. Intriguing encounters between English curiosity-seekers and foreigners are portrayed in the drawing entitled "English Curiosity Foreigner Stared Out Countenance. " These prints offer glimpses into cross-cultural interactions that were both amusing and thought-provoking for viewers at that time. Samuel William Fores presents us with a heartwarming image in his print called "Grand-Papa. " This touching portrayal captures the bond between generations, reminding us of the timeless nature of family connections.