Smock Alley by Thomas Rowlandson (ca. 1780-1825)

Watercolor sketch of a stout man tapping his nose by a doorway, with a woman holding a candle and a young man watching.

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A watercolor and pen drawing shows a stout, grinning man in a grey hat and green coat, tapping his nose beside a doorway. A woman holding a lit candle peers over his shoulder, while a younger man in a hat watches from the right. This work by Thomas Rowlandson is dated ca. 1780-1825 and is titled Smock Alley.

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