House of Lords by Thomas Rowlandson (1809)

Hand-colored print of the House of Lords chamber with robed members on benches, a canopied throne, and gilt chandeliers.

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This hand-colored print shows a crowded parliamentary chamber with rows of seated men in red robes and white collars arranged on tiered benches. A throne with a canopy and a gilt royal crest stands at the far end beneath an arched ceiling, lit by large gilded chandeliers, while a robed figure gestures toward the benches. The work is by Thomas Rowlandson, published in London in 1809 as a print.

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1809

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Wikimedia Commons

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Public domain