Miseries of bathing, by Thomas Rowlandson, perhaps 1807, from the Digital Commonwealth - commonwealth tq57pj421
Thomas Rowlandson · British, 1756-1827
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A hand-colored etching shows two nude women bathing at the edge of a river, one crouched and one standing, while a man in a red coat and dark hat peers out from behind a large tree. The scene is framed by dense green and yellow foliage, and the printed caption beneath describes the comic misfortune of bathers whose clothes are stolen. The print is attributed to Thomas Rowlandson and dated 1807.
