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Inside a Country Alehouse, engraved by William Ward, 1797 (coloured aquatint
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Inside a Country Alehouse, engraved by William Ward, 1797 (coloured aquatint
BSA266492 Inside a Country Alehouse, engraved by William Ward, 1797 (coloured aquatint) (see also 266493) by Morland, G. (1763-1804) & Ward, J. (1769-1859) (after); 72x84.5 cm; Private Collection; eThe British Sporting Art Trust; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23379468
© The British Sporting Art Trust / Bridgeman Images
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This print, titled "Inside a Country Alehouse" takes us back to the rustic charm of 18th-century England. Engraved by William Ward in 1797, this coloured aquatint beautifully captures the essence of country life during that era. The scene unfolds within the cozy confines of an alehouse, where locals gather to seek warmth and companionship. The room is adorned with traditional furnishings and a crackling fireplace that casts a warm glow on its inhabitants. A farmer sits comfortably by the hearth, engaged in conversation with a female companion while their loyal spaniels rest at their feet. In one corner, we see a child peacefully sleeping, oblivious to the lively discussions taking place around them. Meanwhile, another gentleman examines something closely - perhaps discussing it with his fellow patrons. A serving man holds up a rabbit triumphantly as if presenting it as today's catch. The atmosphere exudes tranquility and camaraderie as these individuals come together over drinks and good company. It's an intimate glimpse into the daily lives of rural folk who sought solace from their hard work in this humble tavern. This remarkable print not only showcases William Ward's exceptional engraving skills but also highlights George Morland's ability to capture authentic scenes from everyday life. It serves as both an artistic masterpiece and historical documentation of English countryside culture during this period.
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