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Hand-colored etching of villagers dancing outside a thatched cottage while a fiddler plays and a dog runs nearby.

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The Rev. Dr. Syntax Rural Sport, Thomas Rowlandson (1813), Cleveland Museum of Art. Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored etching shows villagers dancing in a country lane before a thatched cottage, while spectators watch from the doorway and a bench. A fiddler in dark coat and hat plays at the right as a dog runs in the foreground. This print by Thomas Rowlandson, published in London in 1813, is titled The Rev. Dr. Syntax Rural Sport.

Museum record: Cleveland Museum of Art