
An antiquarian club
Capt. Francis Grose · 1731 - 1791
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An antiquarian club, Capt. Francis Grose (1788). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Capt. Francis Grose died in 1791; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This etching depicts a group of men gathered around a round table in an interior, with a bottle and two glasses before them. One man in a tricorn hat sits at the left, while a figure in a long coat leans over a document at the front and another stands behind. The print is titled An Antiquarian Club, is attributed to Capt. Francis Grose, and is dated 1788.























