'BLISS WAS IT IN THAT DAWN TO BE ALIVE' - BRITISH WATERCOLOURS & DRAWINGS 1750 - 1850

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2 ROWLANDSON AND HIS MILIEU

JOHN NIXON (before 1759-1818)

DOCTOR BENEMAR THE MAGNITISER – TAKEN IN CANNON STREET

THOMAS ROWLANDSON (1756/57-1827)

SEA STORES	THE VIRTUOUS CHAMBERMAID	AT THE TAILOR'S
DRAWING FROM LIFE	THE ALCHEMY OF LOVE	A PLATE OF OYSTERS
IDLE SPINNING	UNLOADING THE SHIPPING	NYMPHS BATHING
A SYLVAN IDYLL	SUSANNAH AND THE ELDERS	THE ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS
HARVESTERS MERRYMAKING	LORD FELLAMAR RUDELY DISMISSED BY SQUIRE WESTERN	PORTRAIT OF DOCTOR GUISE
THE COURTYARD OF A MONASTERY	QUARTERLY DUNS, OR CLAMOROUS TAX GATHERERS	A PICTURE OF MISERY
LAUGHING GROTESQUES	THE COQUETTE 'I'LL LEAD TO YOU TO THE SPLENDID CROWD BUT YOUR NEXT DRESS WILL BE A SHROUD'	THE PARSON AND MILKMAIDS
MADAME CALLEE (CULLONI) AND M RENAULT IN A FENCING CONTEST	THE BARON MAKES A SPEECH TO THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY AND DRIVES OUT ALL THE MEMBERS

GEORGE MURGATROYD WOODWARD (1760-1809)

AT THE THEATRE	INDEED SIR JACOB. I CAN HARDLY AFFORD IT…I CAN'T GET SALT TO MY PORRIDGE	COMFORT IN THE GOUT

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