South Sea House, Dividend Hall by Thomas Rowlandson

Hand-colored print of men and women in the Dividend Hall of the South Sea House, with arched windows and a coffered ceiling.

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South Sea House, Dividend Hall, Thomas Rowlandson (1810). Via artnap.com

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This hand-colored aquatint shows the interior of the Dividend Hall at the South Sea House, with men seated at tables and standing in conversation, and elegantly dressed women near the doorway. Tall arched windows and a richly coffered ceiling frame the room, and a clock is set in the central wall. The work is by Thomas Rowlandson and dates to 1810.

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1810

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