Plate 22, from "World in Miniature" by Thomas Rowlandson

Hand-colored print of a stagecoach and gig passing a ruined castle, with pedestrians, dogs and boats in the foreground.

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A hand-colored etching titled Plate 22 from World in Miniature by Thomas Rowlandson shows a stagecoach loaded with passengers drawn by galloping horses past the ruined stone walls of a castle. Pedestrians, a rider on horseback, a small gig with a driver and passenger, and sailing boats along the water fill the scene. The sheet bears the publication line noting it was published at R. Ackermann's in July 1816.

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