Houghton 57-1633 - Charing Cross Pillory by Thomas Rowlandson

Hand-coloured print of a crowded street with a wooden pillory, an equestrian statue, carriages and tall buildings.

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Houghton 57-1633 - Charing Cross Pillory, Thomas Rowlandson (1808), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A hand-coloured print showing a crowded London street with a large wooden pillory at the centre, where two figures are held in the frame while a dense crowd gathers around. An equestrian statue stands on a stone plinth at the right, and carriages and onlookers fill the foreground and the tall brick buildings on the left. This is Thomas Rowlandson's 1808 print, catalogued in the Houghton collection.

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1808

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