Hocus Pocus, or Searching for the Philosopher's Stone, published 1800 (1945.5.363)". National Gallery of Art. A fat old man with a poker in his right hand, has discovered a young man and woman flagrante delicto; the youth, in his shirt, is on his knees before him, while the girl is seated on the bed weeping; she has a night cap on, but her breasts and legs are fully exposed. Signed: "Published Jan 1809. Rowlandson 1798". Rowlandson Drawings from the Paul Mellon Collection. Catalogue for the exhibition at the Yale Center for British Art, and the Royal Academy of Arts, London 1978.

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Interior. A chubby, laughing girl is kneeling on a bed, her posteriors entirely exposed, while two old men, fully dressed, are staring in amazement at the beauties exposed to their view. The First Night of My Wedding, or Little Boney No Match For an Arch Dutchess (59.533.2050)". Metropolitan Museum of Art.Forgotten the title or the author of a book? Our BookSleuth is specially designed for you. Visit BookSleuth As part of the Met's Open Access policy, you can freely copy, modify and distribute this image, even for commercial purposes. API There is much spirit in this composition, which is very pleasing, and the drawing of the figures is good." [7] The bulldog, however, is "very badly drawn". [7]

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Rowlandson, Thomas (1872) [1845]. Pretty Little Games for Young Ladies & Gentlemen. With Pictures of Good Old English Sports and Pastimes … A Few Copies Only Printed for the Artist's Friends. London: John Camden Hotten. Coloured etching after Rowlandson, possibly plagiarising the similar etching earlier noticed. [236] The Amorous Illustrations of Thomas Rowlandson by Rowlandson, Thomas; William G. Smith (intro) ConditionThere is an imitation of this composition, turned, and etched rather faintly in line; the stairs are suppressed, and the pail standing on the last cask is replaced by a hat. Titled by Schiff: "The Empress of Russia Receiving her Brave Guards"; [115] by Von Meier: "Catherine the Great". [21]