Place de Meir at Antwerp 1797

Thomas Rowlandson's "Place de Meir at Antwerp" (1797) is a watercolor depicting a bustling marketplace in Antwerp. The artist, known for his satirical and often humorous representations of everyday life, captures the energy of the scene with lively figures and detailed architecture. This work showcases Rowlandson's ability to translate the vibrancy of a public space onto paper, offering a glimpse into the social and commercial life of Antwerp during the late 18th century.