Thomas Rowlandson Hand Coloured Etching Recovery Of A Dormant Title Or A Breeches Maker Become A Lord 1805 Pastoral Pen and grey wash watercolour

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Thomas Rowlandson Hand Coloured Etching Recovery Of A Dormant Title Or A Breeches Maker Become A Lord 1805 Pastoral Pen and grey wash watercolourThomas Rowlandson 1756 1827 British School18th 19th. Century. Hand coloured etching published by Rowlandson James Street Adelphi July 14 1805 "Recovery of a Dormant Title or a Breeches Maker become a Lord. 13. 5" x 9. 5" (34. 3 x 24. 2cm) Rowlandson was a chronicler of London life both low and high. Less inclined to political comment than his contemporaries Gilray and Cruikshank he chose instead to focus of the foibles, fancies and failings of common