Caricatures (volume VI)

Thomas Rowlandson

Associated Names
Thomas Rowlandson

Artist, British, 1756 - 1827

Artwork overview

  • Medium

    bound volume: original contents: 168 etchings and engravings, some prints being removed from the volume; see separate entries for current locations

  • Credit Line

    Rosenwald Collection

  • Accession Number

    1945.5.1183-1350

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Associated Artworks

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This is a painting of a comedic and busy scene in an antiquities shop or museum. The image shows an eclectic collection of artifacts displayed, including a partially opened sarcophagus with a vibrant sarcophagus to its right. Various sculptures and busts surround the scene, depicting mythical or historical figures contributing to the antiquated setting. The shelves are packed with a variety of vases differing in size and design, referencing ancient artifacts from different cultures. At the bottom of the image are scrolls, statues, and smaller objects adding to the chaotic yet fascinating atmosphere. The style resembles that of Thomas Rowlandson, known for vivid, satirical depictions and bustling compositions filled with lively detail.

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Artwork history & notes

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