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Thomas Rowlandson

Forest Interior with Men and Dog

1789-1798

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Thomas Rowlandson

Forest Interior with Men and Dog

1789-1798

Physical Qualities Watercolor and pen and brown ink over graphite, Sheet: 137 x 210 mm. (5 3/8 x 8 1/4 in.)
Credit Line Gift of Alberta and Henry G. Burke, Baltimore
Object Number 1975.29.11
Rowlandson is best known for his satirical drawings and prints such as those created for the Doctor Syntax books, which were published by Rudolf Ackermann (1764–1834) and widely disseminated. But here, Rowlandson has paused to sketch a woodland scene in his traditional style of reed pen outlines filled in with washes.
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Thomas Rowlandson

1756–1826

English, 1757-1827
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