Greenwich Hospital by Thomas Rowlandson (1482)

Pen and ink sketch of Greenwich Hospital's domed entrance with iron gates, stone pillars, globes, and pedestrians.

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A pen and brown ink sketch shows the entrance of Greenwich Hospital, with a large domed building behind iron gates flanked by stone pillars topped with globes. Several figures in period dress walk along the street in the foreground, and a caption beneath the drawing describes the hospital's founding by King William and Queen Mary for disabled seamen, their children, and the widows and children of those lost at sea.

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1482

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