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Unmarked text. Unclipped dust jacket with chipping on edge. Chronology. 511 illustrations in black/white. Color frontispiece. 398p.
Introduction by Robert R. Wark. Thomas Rowlandson (175...
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Unmarked text. Unclipped dust jacket with chipping on edge. Chronology. 511 illustrations in black/white. Color frontispiece. 398p.
Introduction by Robert R. Wark. Thomas Rowlandson (1756-1827) was an English artist and caricaturist of the Georgian Era, noted for his political satire and social observation.
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The Huntington collection of drawings by Thomas Rowlandson is generally regarded as the largest and most comprehensive at present in a public museum. The collection offers an unrivaled opportunity for the study of this prolific artist's range of interests and the development of his technique. As a line draftsman and humorist, Thomas Rowlandson was probably the finest England has ever produced. Certainly he had a wider command of comic devices and comes closer to exploiting their full potentialities than any other British artist. He is also wonderfully inventive in discovering and expressing the comic aspects of a great variety of everyday situations. His reputation as a humorist, though, should not obscure his achievement in other fields: he is a charming landscapist and genre artist, and a skillful portraitist. All these facets of Rowlandson's work are well represented in this volume, which reproduces and catalogues all of the Huntington drawings, including those from "A Tour in a Post Chaise" and "The English Dance of Death," both previously published by the Huntington.Product Info
ISBN: 0873280652
ISBN-13: 9780873280655
Publisher: Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery
Year: 1975
Type: Used
Binding: Hardcover
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