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Good Monday. Keep laughing! Rowlandson, 18th c. A shortsighted antiquarian approaches an Egyptian mummy and is startled to find it wearing spectacles and grinning at him with amusement. EEK!😀
Horsemen Colliding, Thomas Rowlandson, @YaleBritishArt https://t.co/oyimYRCvuP #wikidata #digitalart #watercolor (Palette: #WarholCow) 🖌🎨
Happy #FolkloreThursday, Twitter! ["The Harvest Home," Thomas Rowlandson]
The Hall at #CarltonHouse, the London residence of the #PrinceRegent (by Thomas #Rowlandson, 1808). #JaneAusten visited Carlton House in November 1815.
'The English Dance of Death, from the Designs of Thomas Rowlandson'
by William Combe and Thomas Rowlandson
https://t.co/tPQFBIYYEQ
When a picture is worth a thousand words...
Thomas Rowlandson's scene explains why extravagant wigs and candle-lit parties were not a good mix!
@pastnow_ @HistoryInPix
Women in Fashion Week: In this satirical illustration, a woman is forcefully pulled into stays by a notably slimmer man. The image uses clothing to openly body shame and ridicule the woman. Rowlandson illustration 1791 @NationalGallery #FashionandPhysique https://t.co/TrRBlftQmU
Are you having a relaxing #Sunday like this 'Lady and gentleman at music' by Thomas Rowlandson? #GeraldCokeHandelCollection
Illustration by Thomas Rowlandson (English, 1756-1827), for the frontispiece of 'The English Dance of Death' by William Combe (1815). #Art
Detail of Waiting for the Invasion by #rowlandson a highlight from our new catalogue #drawings #watercolours out next week #art #Britishart
We have a delightful sketch by Thomas Rowlandson of a horse-drawn cannon. Late 18thC. Pen & ink & watercolour. @MasterDrawingNY #Rowlandson
Then & now - A French coffee-house by Thomas Rowlandson (1756-1827) 1/2 #InternationalCoffeeDay
Boney and his new wife quarrel about nothing by Thomas Rowlandson. #art #twitterstorians
"Grand Monark Discovered in a pot de chambre or the Royal Fugitives Turning Tail" by #Rowlandson @laBnF
#OnThisDay Thomas Rowlandson was born 1756, this is the #Portsmouth Fly coming over Portsdown #WatercolorPainting
“In wine, there's truth.”
― Pliny the Elder.
🎨"Distillers Looking Into Their Own Business". Rowlandson, Thomas, 1811
The Pursuit by best known #Georgian #caricaturist Thomas #Rowlandson dated 1790. #catalogue #watercolours out soon
The wonderful Thomas #Rowlandson, caricaturist, died this day in 1827
Six Stages of Mending a Face, 1792