Thomas Rowlandson Hand Colored Satirical Print

"Quaker in Love" hand colored satirical etching by Thomas Rowlandson (English, 1757-1827.) The image shows a man in Quaker garb fondling an apparently willing young woman, while two other young women

(4) Thomas Rowlandson Comforts of Bath print group, hand colored satirical presentations of 18th C. Bath, in matched frame, 16-1/2" L x 14" H

ENGLISH SATIRICAL PRINTS, LOT OF SIX, hand-colored engravings on paper, comprising Henri Merke "No. 6 Purser", Thomas Rowlandson (British, 1756-1827) examples "The Hunstman Rising / The Gamester Going

Three Rowlandson hand-colored satirical prints of rural sports: Balloon Hunting (9 ¾ x 13 ¾), Cat in a Bowl (9 ¼ x 13 ¾), and Game of Quoits (9 1/2 x 13 ½).

Thomas Rowlandson, English, hand colored engraving, satirical scene, signed in plate lower left and dated 1812, “The Successful Fortune Hunter”, 13 x 9”, 20 x 16” framed.Thomas

Three British prints, including: hand-colored etching by Thomas Rowlandson (English, 1756-1827), titled Cart Race, signed and dated 1788; together with two lithographs by Thomas Shotter Boys &

2 Vintage Borghese Framed Hand-Colored Military Prints by famous British caricaturist Thomas Rowlandson from his Cavalry series. Colors are bright, including silver paint on uniform trim.Deptford Cava

(lot of 2) Framed hand colored etchings on paper, signed in print H. Bunbury Del (Henry William Bunbury, British, 1750-1811) and Rowlandson Scul (Thomas Rowlandson, British, 1757-1827), including: (1)

Two Antique Napoleon Bonaparte-Related PrintsThe first: Thomas Rowlandson (English, 1756-1827), A Hard Passage, or, Boney Playing Bass on the Continent, hand-colored etching, 1808, published in London

SIX THOMAS ROWLANDSON HAND-COLORED ETCHINGSEarly 19th Century“A Bonnet Shop”, “Miseries of Human Life”, “Doctor Drainbarrell Conveyed Home in order to take his Trial for

Rowlandson, Thomas (British, London 1757–1827 London), Preparing to Start, 1811, hand colored etching (coloring possibly later), Sheet: 9 5/8 × 13 11/16 in. (24.4 × 34.8 cm), Publisher: Thomas Teg

Antique English hand colored satirical print of three headed beast, representing Shakespeares works; hand dated 1804. Provenance: From the Museum Gallery Bookshop in Fairfield, Connecticut. [Art: 6 1/

FIVE THOMAS ROWLANDSON HAND-COLORED ETCHINGSEarly 19th Century“The Dog and the Devil”, “Sensual Love - or a Sop in the Pan”, “Murphy Delaney”, “Kitchen Stuff&

Plate Signed Frame 16"x13" Minor waviness to paper

"Libel Hunters on the Look Out, or Daily Examiners of the Liberty of the Press", Teggs Caricatures No. 4, published 1810. Mounted to paper, cut down from original size for framing. Shows foxing / stai

Six Assorted Rowlandson Delin Hand Colored Prints of British Cavalry Soldiers of the 1700's, each mounted in matching Borghese frames. Used condition, wear, worn, discoloration, staining, not examined

Thomas Rowlandson Satirical Colored Engraving London Published by Thomas Tegg No. III Cheapside Jan 15, 1809 titled "The Old Womans Complaint or the Greek Alphabet." Used condition, wear, worn, not ex

Hand Colored Coppe Plates Published 1776-77, London for "British Zoology" Large Paper Edition by Thomas Pennant. Paper Size: 9 x 7.5 inch (23 x 19cm) Minor background toning/offsetting, otherwise fine

(SATIRE.) Thomas Rowlandson. Neighbourly Refreshment. Hand-colored etching of a young couple stealing a kiss through neighboring cottage doors as their elders disapprove and animals reciprocate the gr

THOMAS ROWLANDSON (1756-1827) HAND COLORED ENGRAVING , TITLED "THE DULL HUSBAND" , 1789 - IMAGE IS 9 1/2" x 7 1/2" ; 141/2" x 12 1/2" OVERALL

Thomas Rowlandson, Early 19th C. Hand-Colored Etching, "Easter Sunday, Or The Cockney Hunt" A lovely hand-colored etching by English caricaturist and printmaker Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827) entitled

(SATIRE -- ALCOHOL.) Thomas Rowlandson. The Last Drop. Hand-colored etching of death coaxing a bowl of booze down the hatch of a large-bellied man with plentiful evidence of the swiller's habit scatte

CURRIER & IVES SATIRICAL PRINT, hand-colored lithograph on paper, titled "Which Donkey Shall I Take?". Housed under glass in a 19th-century molded-wood frame with gilt liner. Circa 1881. 11 3/4" x 17

Three (3) items. Includes: Printed 16mo. 64-page Blaine and Logan Songster, published by Thomas Hunter. Covers feature hand-colored lithographic prints of Washington, Grant, Garfield & Lincoln, along