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Colored caricature of a barmaid stirring a bowl while older men in a tavern watch her closely.

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The pretty barr maid, Thomas Rowlandson (1796), British Museum. Via artnap.com

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A hand-coloured caricature shows a smiling young barmaid in a white bonnet and striped gown, stirring a bowl on a wooden table while a group of exaggerated older men gather around her. A wine glass and bottles stand beside the bowl, and the figures are rendered with heavy, comic features.

Museum record: British Museum