Set of eight (3): Cries of London by Thomas Rowlandson

Hand-coloured print of a street seller holding a broadsheet, with a woman, child and black dog in a London street.

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A hand-coloured print shows a ragged street seller in a black hat and yellow cloak, holding up a paper titled Last dying speech and confession, while a woman holds a child in a doorway and a boy leads a black dog nearby. Posted broadsheets on the wall read Robbery at the Mint and Forgery of the Bank of England. This is Cries of London, Set of eight (3), by Thomas Rowlandson, dated 1799.

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1799

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