A Man of Feeling by Thomas Rowlandson

A Man of Feeling c. 1811

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drawing, lithograph, print, paper

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drawing

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quirky illustration

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lithograph

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print

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traditional media

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cartoon sketch

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paper

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personal sketchbook

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illustrative and welcoming imagery

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wedding around the world

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england

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sketchbook drawing

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watercolour illustration

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storyboard and sketchbook work

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cartoon carciture

"A Man of Feeling" is a satirical hand-colored etching by Thomas Rowlandson, dating from c. 1811. The print depicts a man, likely a physician, seated with a young woman in his lap. This humorous scene captures the excesses of Romantic sensibility, with a focus on the man's overly dramatic response to the woman's perceived distress. The artwork's exaggerated figures, detailed setting, and pointed humor are characteristic of Rowlandson's style, a master of English caricature.

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