Thomas Rowlandson Watercolour Drawing Charity Circa. 1790 Tapestry Presented in a 19th Century

Presented in a 19th Century ebonised frame

An Allegory of Wisdom

Century Dutch Manganese Delftware Tile Depicting The Expulsion of Adam and Eve from the garden of Eden

A Moonlit River Landscape

After which he served as Secretary of the British Embassy in Paris and later as Ambassador of the United Kingdom to Portugal

Thomas Rowlandson Watercolour Drawing Charity Circa. 1790 Tapestry Presented in a 19th CenturyThomas Rowlandson 1756 1827. British School 18th. Century. Watercolour drawing on laid paper laid on to backing card. Depicting a young girl dispensing charity to a poor couple. 13 by 18 cms. Thomas Rowlandson was a draughtsman and printmaker whose distinctive social satire has become integral to the popular vision of late Georgian Britain. He was born in London in 1757 and educated at Dr Barwis school in Soho Square before attending the Royal Academy