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Johnny Newcome going to lay in Stock, from The Military Adventures of Johnny
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Johnny Newcome going to lay in Stock, from The Military Adventures of Johnny
Johnny Newcome going to lay in Stock, from " The Military Adventures of Johnny Newcome", 1815
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The captivating print titled "Johnny Newcome going to lay in Stock, from The Military Adventures of Johnny" takes us back to 19th century Britain. Created by the talented artist Thomas Rowlandson, this hand-coloured aquatint showcases his exceptional skills in capturing both humor and social commentary. In the image, we see a man named Johnny Newcome, a soldier returning from war. He is depicted as a funny character with an exaggerated physique and comical facial expressions. Johnny is on his way to stock up on provisions at a local shop owned by an Italian shopkeeper. The scene highlights the concept of poverty and struggle faced by soldiers after their military service ends. With limited resources, Johnny relies on begging for food and drink while trying to make ends meet. The vibrant colours used in the print draw attention to the contrast between his impoverished state and the bustling country surroundings. Rowlandson's work not only provides entertainment but also serves as a reflection of societal issues prevalent during that time period. This particular piece from "The Military Adventures of Johnny Newcome" captures the essence of life for many veterans who returned home without proper support or means to sustain themselves. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this artwork stands as a testament to Rowlandson's artistic brilliance and continues to be appreciated for its historical significance today.
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