In I go Jones by Thomas Rowlandson (ca. 1788-1821)

Watercolor sketch of a laughing man with a pipe entering a doorway as a startled woman holds a candle and a dog stands by.

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A pen and watercolor drawing shows a laughing, heavyset man in a cap and loose breeches stepping through a doorway while holding a clay pipe. A startled woman in a white dress and cap raises a lit candle, and a small dog stands on its hind legs at the door. The work is inscribed "In I go Jones" in the lower right and is attributed to Thomas Rowlandson, dated ca. 1788-1821.

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ca. 1788-1821

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