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Sr. Samuel House, [1780] reissued 1786-91. [1780] reissued 1786-91
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Sr. Samuel House, [1780] reissued 1786-91. [1780] reissued 1786-91
Sr. Samuel House, [1780] reissued 1786-91
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The print titled "Sr. Samuel House, [1780] reissued 1786-91" captures the essence of an 18th-century British pub scene. Created by Thomas Rowlandson, this black and white etching showcases a bustling public house filled with people from all walks of life. The image depicts a fat and bald landlord named Sr. Samuel House, who stands proudly behind the bar serving beer to his patrons. In this lively establishment, politicians engage in political discussions while enjoying their tankards of ale. The atmosphere is vibrant as locals gather to socialize and unwind after a long day's work. This print offers a glimpse into the drinking culture prevalent during the eighteenth century in Britain. Thomas Rowlandson's attention to detail brings out the architectural beauty of the building itself—a testament to British heritage. The Metropolitan Museum of Art has reissued this artwork between 1786-91, preserving its historical significance for future generations. As we admire this snapshot from history, it serves as a reminder that pubs have always been more than just places to drink; they are spaces where communities come together, ideas are exchanged, and friendships are forged. This image encapsulates both the charm and authenticity of an era long gone but not forgotten—an ode to our shared cultural past captured through Rowlandson's masterful artistry.
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