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Plate 21, Rowlandson's world in miniature (No. 5) consisting of groups of figures, for the illustration of landscape scenery
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Plate 21, Rowlandson's world in miniature (No. 5) consisting of groups of figures, for the illustration of landscape scenery

Rowlandson, Thomas, 1756-1827 · July 1, 1816

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Scene in a country town, with a two-wheeled one-horse gig stopped at left in front of a large stone archway. An inn at right with four people outside.

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