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18th Century Material Culture

Taverns, Booths, & Publicans


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Taverns


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“Figures in a Tavern / The Co! ee House Politicians” Attributed to Joseph Highmore c. “1725 or after 1750”

(Yale Center for British Art)


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“Figures in a Tavern / The Co! ee House Politicians”

Attributed to Joseph Highmore c. “1725 or after 1750”(Yale Center for British Art)


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“Figures in a Tavern / The Co! ee House Politicians”

Attributed to Joseph Highmore c. “1725 or after 1750”(Yale Center for British Art)


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A Harlot’s Progress

by William Hogarth 1732(Lewis Walpole Library)


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A Harlot’s Progress



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“NOON”



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“Evening Invented”



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“Beer Street”



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“Beer Street”



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“GIN LANE”



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“GIN LANE”



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“The WAPPING LANDLADY”

by Carington Bowles After Francis Hayman 1743(The British Museum)


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“THE HUMOURS OF A WAPPING LANDLADY”

by Carington Bowles After Francis Hayman 1743(The British Museum)


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The Humours of an Election Series: “Canvassing for Votes”

by William Hogarth c. 1755(Sir John Soane’s Museum, London)


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Canvassing for Votes

by Charles Griginion 1755 - 1758(Yale Center for British Art)


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Canvassing for Votes

by Charles Griginion 1755 - 1758(Yale Center for British Art)


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Thomas Nuthall and Hambleton Custance

by Francis Hatman c. 1748(Tate)


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“Sea Captains Carousing in Surinam”by John Greenwood (American, 1727 - 1792)

c. 1752 - 1758(St. Louis Art Museum)


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“Sea Captains Carousing in Surinam”

by John Greenwood (American, 1727 - 1792) c. 1752 - 1758(St. Louis Art Museum - Joel Bohy Photograph)


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Interior of a Dutch Tavern - “The Seduction”

by Jacobus Buys c. Mid 18th Century(The British Museum)


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“Invasion”



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“Invasion”



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“Invasion”



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“Invasion”



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“The Tavern KITCHEN FRAY... A Dialogue between Nell and Her Mistress”

c. 1760(Lewis Walpole Library)


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European Tavern Scene

c. 1760(Private Collection)


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Tavern Scene

by John S. C. Schaak 1762(Bonhams)


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A CountryInn with Two Soldiersby Paul Sandby

(The British Museum)


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A Wayside Inn in England

by Paul Sandby c. 1765(The British Museum)


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An Inn on an English CommonPaul Sandby c. 1765



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Figures Outside a Village Pubc. 1765

Paul Sandby


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The Fox Public House on Old Winsor Green

by Paul Sandby(The Royal Collection)


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Near Hackneyby Paul Sandby



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Near Hackneyby Paul Sandby



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Carriage & Figures Near an Inn

by Paul Sandby c. 1780(Sotheby’s)


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Carriage & Figures Near an Innby Paul Sandby c. 1780

(Sotheby’s)


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View on Blackheath

by Thomas Luny Esq. c. 1780 - 1800(Royal Collection - King George III Personal Collection)


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“The NAPPY LAD, or TOPING BUCK.”by Carington Bowles c. 1766 - 1790



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“The NAPPY LAD, or TOPING BUCK.”by Carington Bowles c. 1766 - 1790



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“THE SPORTSMAN TAKING REFRESHMENT.”by Charles Spooner 1767(Lewis Walpole Library)


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“THE RECRUITING SERGEANT”by John Collet 1767

(Alexander Chalmers)


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“THE RECRUITING SERGEANT”by Thomas Bradford after John Collet 1769



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Outside an Innby Isaac Taylor, Published by Robert Sayer, After John Collet c. 1770



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“The Power of Music and Beauty”by August Herman Jakob Degmair, Published by Carington Bowles, After Robert Pyle c. 1750



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“The POWER of MUSIC and BEAUTY.“by James Watson, Printed and Sold by Carington Bowles c. 1770

(Lewis Walpole Library)


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“The POWER of MUSIC and BEAUTY.“by James Watson, Printed and Sold by Carington Bowles c. 1770



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The King’s Shilling Artist Unknown c. 1770(National Army Museum)


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“A DECOY for the OLD as well as the YOUNG”by Carington Bowles 1773(Lewis Walpole Library)


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“The ENRAGED MACARONI”by Philip Dawe 1773



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“The ENRAGED MACARONI”by Philip Dawe 1773



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“A Call to the Unconverted”by James Cole, W. Humphrey 1774



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“Billingsgate Triumphant, or - Poll Dab a Match for the Frenchman”by Carington Bowles 1775



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“The PRETTY BAR MAID“by John Collett, Printed and Sold by Carington Bowles 1778



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“Return from the Grand Tour”1778



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“The Court of Equity or a Convivial City Meeting” The Club Room at the Globe on Fleet Street byRobert Laurie, John Smith, after Rober Dighton 1779



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“The Court of Equity or a Convivial City Meeting” The Club Room at the Globe on Fleet Street byRobert Laurie, John Smith, after Rober Dighton 1779



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Tavern SignPictured in the Account Book of Abner Gilbert of Ridgefield & Danbury Connecticut

(Connecticut Historical Society)


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Tavern SignPictured in the Account Book of Abner Gilbert of Ridgefield & Danbury Connecticut



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Ostler and Coachman Outside an Innby Henry William Bunbury



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“TIGHT BASTING, As it was perform'd at the W-e B-r [White Bear] in P-c-lly” - the West Bear Innby Anonymous 1780



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“THE ATTACK upon ODDS BOBBS & SYLLABUBS. An American Scene During the War”by C.S. Hamden 1780



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“TAYLORS returning from a BEAN FEST”c. 1780



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“RECRUITS”by William Dickinson after William Henry Bunbury 1780



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“RECRUITS”by William Dickinson after William Henry Bunbury 1780



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“RECRUITS”by William Henry Bunbury 1780

(Private Collection)


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“RECRUES ANGLOIS PARTANT POUR L'AMÉRIQUE Angliche recruits going to America”by William Henry Bunbury 1780

(Ann S.K. Brown Collection, Brown University)


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“A JOURNEYMAN PARSON GOING ON DUTY”by R. Sayer 1782



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“Sawney ganging back again being turned out of Place”by Francesco Bartolozzi, Published by George Kearsley, After George Towshend 1782



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“Sawney ganging back again being turned out of Place”by Francesco Bartolozzi, Published by George Kearsley, After George Towshend 1782



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“The Recruiting Sergeant”by J. Basire, London, 1783

(Ann S.K. Brown Collection, Brown University)


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“The CONTRAST”by Carington Bowles after Robert Dighton 1783

(Christie’s)


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“The Cheshire Farmers Policy, or Pitt Outwitted”by John Nixon 1784



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“HOW TO AVOID THE HORSE DUTY.”by John Nixon 1784



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“The Rainbow” / Travelers Outside the Bull Inby Philippe-Jacques de Loutherbourg 1784



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“The Rainbow” / Travelers Outside the Bull Inby Philippe-Jacques de Loutherbourg 1784



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“THE COUNTRYMAN’S DREAM OF COALESCING VIRTUE AND VICE”by J. Ridgway 1784



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“GILPIN GOING FARTHER THAN HE INTENDED”by Harrison & Co. 1784



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“THE TIMES... or a View of the Old House in Little Britain”by Thomas Rowlandson, printed by W. Humphrey 1784



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“Eagle Tavern and Co! ee House / BATH & LIVERPOOL HOTEL.”by Peter Mazell, After William Miller c. 1785



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“CLUB NIGHT”by Henry William Bunbury 1785



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“The Country Club”by William Dickinson, After Henry William Bunbury 1788



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“SETTLING the AFFAIRS of the NATION”by Bowles & Carver c. “1794 - 1800” but based on an earlier Genre Painting

(Winterthur)


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“SETTLING the AFFAIRS of the NATION”by Bowles & Carver c. “1794 - 1800” but based on an earlier Genre Painting

(Winterthur)


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A Tavern Scenec. 1785



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English Tavern Sceneby English School c. Late 18th - Early 19th Century

(Skinner)


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Tavern Signs


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Hartwell Tavern along the Battle Road, Massachusetts

Our “Home Away from Home”


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Tavern SignEarly 18th Century

(Stewart Museum, Montreal)


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“Entertainment by E.N.”Probably Connecticut 1777

(Noel Barrett Auctions)


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Sign for Bull’s Inn of Essex, Connecticut 1749 “ENTERTAINMENT FOR MAN & HORS”



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Connecticut Sign for the Duke of Cumberland TavernRocky Hill, Connecticut c. 1753 - Repainted in 1773



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American Tavern Sign Board “Entertainment By A. Walker”

c. 1760



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Sign for Uriah Hayden’s Inn of Essex, Connecticutc. 1762



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Connecticut Tavern SignUnknown Proprietor “Entertainment For Man & Hors” 1768



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Massachusetts Sign for the General Wolfe Tavernc, 1767

(Georgetown Historical Society - Brocklebank House - Photo Courtesy Bill Poole & Alexander Caine)


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Connecticut Sign for the General Wolfe TavernOwned by General Israel Putnam c, 1768



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Sign for the General Wolfe Tavern of Rochester, New Hampshire1770 with 1799 on the Reverse

(New Hampshire Historical Society)


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Sign of the Bunch of Grapes Tavern on King Street, Boston18th Century



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Boston Tavern Sign Board1774



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Tavern Sign for the Royal Oak Tavern by Jonathan Porter of Medford, Massachusetts1769

(The Royall House & Slave Quarters)


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Tavern Signc. 1780 - 1790



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Connecticut Sign for the Black Horse Tavern “Entertainment” c. 1771



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Connecticut Sign for the Grosvenor Innc. 1772 - 1786



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Connecticut Tavern Sign “J. Alderman” 1797 painted over “A. Bissell” 1760



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Ephraim Wells Tavern Sign, Greenfield, Massachusetts (1772 - 1818)c.” 1780” (Likely 1785 - 1795)

(Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association, Deerfield, Massachusetts)


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Connecticut Sign for the Bird in Hand Tavernc. 1786



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Connecticut Sign for Bement’s Inn c. 1786 - 1810Originally owned by Deodate Bement (1751 - 1836)



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Connecticut Sign for Blatchly’s Tavernc. 1788, Repainted 1794



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Sign for Marsh’s Inn of Connecticut "SIGILL. REIP. / CONNECTICUTENSIS"c. 1785 - 1810



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American Tavern Sign from New Bedford, MassachusettsFor Nicholas Taber, Who Operated a Tavern in His Home Late 18th Century

(Private Collection - Courtesy Nathan Barlow)


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Tavern Sign

“M WRIGHT 1793”


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R. Hammon Inn1770

(Need to authenticate this one - may be a repro)


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Tavern Sign

Late 18th - Early 19th Century


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Tavern Bills


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Statement of Board, Food, Liquor and Horse - KeepingJoshua Brackett of Boston 1768

(Massachusetts Historical Society)


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Bills for Joshua Brackett’s Cromwell’s Head Tavern on School Street in Bostonby Paul Revere 1768

(Winterthur & American Antiquarian Society)


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Bills for Joshua Brackett’s Cromwell’s Head Tavern on School Street in BostonDated to 1785 - 1786 but Possibly Earlier

(Massachusetts Historical Society)


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English Tavern Bills1784 = 1785



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Publicans


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“A Victualler or Publican Erected out of his own Implements without the Assistance of Nature”by George Bickam the Younger c. 1730 - 1750



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“Lebeck” - a Publicanby Andrew Miller, Published by John Bowles, After Sir Godfrey Kneller 1739



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“Sir JOHN BARLEY CORN’s Arm Supporters”1779

(Ex. Col.: Hon. Christopher Lennox-Boyd)


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“The Publican's Coat of Arms Explain'd and Figure'd” A Satire of the Overcharging of Tavern Keepers by George Bickham the Younger c. 1736 - 1751



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Portrait of a Hostby Peter Jakob Horemans 1765

(Public Domain)


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“The Publican's Race”18th Century

(Tate)


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Old John, Head Waiter at the King's Head in Derbyby John Wright of Derby c. 1780



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“THE MANCHESTER HERO, or ARTS yield to ARMS”by Carington Bowles



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FairBooths & Stalls


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Frost Fair on the ThamesUnknown Artist 17th Century



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Frost Fair on the ThamesUnknown Artist 17th Century



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Bartholomew Fair, Covent Gardenc. 1721



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Bartholomew Fair, Covent Gardenc. 1721



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“A Horse Fair”by Philibert Benoît de La Rue c. 1725



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Southwark Fairby William Hogarth 1733



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“Les marchands de chevaux”by John Moyreau c. 1733 - 1734



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“FROST FAIR”by Edward Ryland 1740



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“THE CHEVALIERS MARKET, OR HIGHLAND FAIR.”1745



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“THE CHEVALIERS MARKET, OR HIGHLAND FAIR.”1745



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The Fair at Cheltenhamby Edward Eyre 1775



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The Fair at Cheltenhamby Edward Eyre 1775



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La Fête à Saint-Cloudby by Jean-Honoré Fragonard c. 1775 - 1780

(Paris, Banque de France)


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La Fête à Saint-Cloudby by Jean-Honoré Fragonard c. 1775 - 1780

(Paris, Banque de France)


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“Pot Fair. Cambridge”by James Bretherton, After Henry William Bunbury 1777



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Donnybrook Fair 1782by Francis Wheatley 1782



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"An encampment Drawn Novr. 1784 by James Malton.”1784



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"An encampment Drawn Novr. 1784 by James Malton.”1784



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Donnybrook Fair 1788by Francis Wheatley 1788



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“Great Britain's Union; Or Litchfield Races Transpos'd.”1748



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“Great Britain's Union; Or Litchfield Races Transpos'd.”1748



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““WINTER AMUSEMENT, A View near Hyde Park from the Sluce at the East End”by Eyde, published by Robert Sayer after Julius Caesar Ibbetson 1787



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“ The Thames Frozen Over, near the Tower of London” by Samuel Collings c. 1788 - 1789



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HOB


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“Hob Taken Out of Ye Well”by John Laguerre c. 1720 - 1730



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Hob Selling Beer at the Wakeby John Laguerre c. 1725



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Hob Continues Dancing in Spite of his Fatherby John Laguerre c. 1725



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Hob's Defenceby John Laguerre c. 1725



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"HOB Carrying Mr. Friendly’s Letter to Mrs. Flora. Plate I"by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760



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"HOB Surprised by St. Thomas with Mr. Friendly’s Letter. Plate II"by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760



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"HOB’s PETITION to St. Thomas to be saved from the Well. Plate III"by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760



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"HOB Drawn out of the Well by his Father & Mother. Plate IV"by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760



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"HOB Welcomes Mr. Friendley to the WAKE. Plate V"by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760



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"HOB Welcomes Mr. Friendley to the WAKE. Plate V"by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760



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"FRIENDLY as a Ballad Singer at Ye Country Wake. Plate 6"by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760



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"HOB Continues Dancing in Spite of his Father. Plate 7"by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760



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"HOB Triumphs over St. Thomas. Plate 8"by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760



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"HOB Triumphs over St. Thomas. Plate 8"by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760



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LiquorPeddlers


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“La Vie, La Vie.” - Brandy Peddlerby Anne Claude Philippe de Tubières, Comte de Caylus after Edme Bouchardon 1737

(Metropolitan Museum of Art)

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