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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · July 13, 1757 – April 21, 1827Wikidata

Thomas Rowlandson

English artist and caricaturist (1757–1827)

Born in Old Jewry. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 17578 dated paintingsDied 1827

8 works

  • The Market Place
    The Market Place
    Thomas Rowlandson
    c. 1790 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Study of trees
    Study of trees
    Thomas Rowlandson
    1780–1827 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Study for Comforts of Bath
    Study for Comforts of Bath
    Thomas Rowlandson
    c. 1798 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Unused study for a plate to "Hungarian and Highland Broadsword Exercise"  Feb. 12, 1799
    Unused study for a plate to "Hungarian and Highland Broadsword Exercise" Feb. 12, 1799
    Attributed to Thomas Rowlandson
    ca. 1799 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Study for "A charm for democracy, reviewed, analyzed, and destroyed January 1, 1799" (recto and verso)
    Study for "A charm for democracy, reviewed, analyzed, and destroyed January 1, 1799" (recto and verso)
    Thomas Rowlandson
    1799 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Study for Dr. Syntax and Rural Sports
    Study for Dr. Syntax and Rural Sports
    Thomas Rowlandson
    c. 1812 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Study for Dr. Syntax made Free of the Cellar
    Study for Dr. Syntax made Free of the Cellar
    Thomas Rowlandson
    c. 1812 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Comparative Anatomy Study
    Comparative Anatomy Study
    Thomas Rowlandson
    c. 1810–20 · Cleveland Museum of Art
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