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ROWLANDSON: RAG FAIR, 1784. Rag Fair. Rosemary Lane. Watercolor by Thomas Rowlandson
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ROWLANDSON: RAG FAIR, 1784. Rag Fair. Rosemary Lane. Watercolor by Thomas Rowlandson
ROWLANDSON: RAG FAIR, 1784.
Rag Fair. Rosemary Lane. Watercolor by Thomas Rowlandson, 1784
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1784 Commerce Entertainment Fair Genre Painting Jewish Lane London Lower Class Market Poor Rowlandson Sale Sign Slum Watercolor Rosemary Used
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ROWLANDSON - RAG FAIR, 1784 - A Glimpse into the Bustling Streets of London's Lower Class
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. This watercolor print by Thomas Rowlandson takes us back to the vibrant streets of late 18th-century London. Titled "Rag Fair" it depicts a bustling scene in Rosemary Lane, where commerce and daily life intertwine. The image showcases a lively market filled with people from all walks of life. The lower class can be seen browsing through piles of used clothing, searching for affordable garments amidst the chaos. The sign above reads "Rag Sale" indicating that this fair was known for its second-hand items. Rowlandson's attention to detail brings this genre painting to life; every figure is meticulously portrayed, capturing their unique expressions and gestures. Amongst the crowd are Jewish merchants, adding diversity to the scene and highlighting their significant role in London's commercial landscape at that time. Through his brushstrokes, Rowlandson not only captures a moment in history but also offers us an insight into the entertainment options available during this era. In one corner of the painting stands a carousel—a popular form of amusement during fairs—adding an element of joy and excitement to an otherwise challenging existence. This fine art piece serves as a testament to Rowlandson's skill as an artist and provides viewers with a glimpse into London's past—a world where street markets like Rag Fair were essential hubs for trade, social interaction, and survival within
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