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An admission ticket to Vauxhall Gardens, 1786, (1912)
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An admission ticket to Vauxhall Gardens, 1786, (1912)
An admission ticket to Vauxhall Gardens, 1786, (1912). A printed ticket for the Vauxhall Jubilee of 1786, a celebration of Spring Gardens own history. The ticket has been signed and dated by Jonathan Tyers the Elder (the younger). Jonathan Tyers the Elder (the Elder) (1702-1767) the proprietor of New Spring Gardens opened in 1661, later known as Vauxhall Gardens, a popular pleasure garden in Kennington, London. From London - South of the Thames, by Sir Walter Besant. [Adam & Charles Black, London, 1912]
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A C Black Adam Charles Adam Charles Black Besant Capital Letter Elder Jonathan Lambeth Pleasure Garden Pleasure Gardens Sir Walter Sir Walter Besant South Of The Thames Spring Ticket Vauxhall Vauxhall Gardens Walter Walter Besant Younger Admission Putti Tyers
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This print showcases an admission ticket to Vauxhall Gardens in 1786, a significant celebration of Spring Gardens' rich history. The ticket bears the signature and date of Jonathan Tyers the Elder, who was the proprietor of New Spring Gardens (later known as Vauxhall Gardens) in Kennington, London. Established in 1661, this pleasure garden became a beloved destination for entertainment and leisure. The image captures a piece of British cultural heritage from the 18th century, depicting various elements that symbolize the vibrant atmosphere of Vauxhall Gardens. A female figure with her head adorned by flowers represents springtime, while flags fluttering in the background add to the festive ambiance. A cherub or putto can be seen holding a banner with capital lettering that likely signifies the event's name or theme. This etching transports us back to an era when literature and arts flourished alongside social gatherings. It serves as a reminder of London's historical charm and its reputation as a hub for pleasure gardens during this period. Preserved through time, this admission ticket offers us glimpses into past joys experienced by visitors at Vauxhall Gardens. Its intricate details provide valuable insights into both artistic design practices and societal norms prevalent during that time.
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