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Comforts of Bath, Plate 3, January 6, 1798. January 6, 1798. Creator: Thomas Rowlandson
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Comforts of Bath, Plate 3, January 6, 1798. January 6, 1798. Creator: Thomas Rowlandson
Comforts of Bath, Plate 3, January 6, 1798
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Comforts of Bath: A Humorous Glimpse into 18th Century Holidaying". In this amusing aquatint print titled "Comforts of Bath, Plate 3" created by Thomas Rowlandson in January 6,1798, we are transported back to the vibrant city of Bath in England. The hand-colored artwork showcases a bustling scene outside the famous Pump Rooms, capturing the essence of leisure and relaxation during that era. The image depicts people from all walks of life enjoying their vacation in this popular spa town. An invalid carriage can be seen amidst the crowd, highlighting the accessibility provided for those seeking a cure or simply taking a break from their daily routines. Laughter fills the air as individuals gather around drinking water from ornate cups, believed to have healing properties. Rowlandson's satirical touch is evident throughout his work as he playfully pokes fun at societal norms and customs. The artist skillfully portrays an array of characters engaging in humorous interactions while traveling on carriages along the roads leading to Bath. This hand-tinted masterpiece not only captures the spirit and charm of 18th century Britain but also serves as a testament to Rowlandson's talent for combining wit with artistic finesse. As we gaze upon this delightful scene preserved by The Metropolitan Museum of Art, we are reminded that even centuries ago people sought comfort and joy during their holidays - much like we do today when exploring new destinations or indulging in well-deserved breaks.
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