Village of St. Udy, Cornwall by Thomas Rowlandson (1822)

Hand-coloured print of thatched cottages on a village lane in Cornwall, with a man at a gate and a family at a doorway.

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Village of St. Udy, Cornwall, Thomas Rowlandson (1822), The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Via artnap.com

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This hand-coloured print shows a row of whitewashed thatched cottages along a dirt village lane, with a man leaning on a wooden gate in the foreground. A family group with children and a dog gathers at a doorway on the right beneath overhanging trees. The work is Thomas Rowlandson's 1822 depiction of the village of St. Udy, Cornwall, held by The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Date

1822

Medium

Hand-colored etching and aquatint

Museum

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

License

CC0