Childish Amusement 1789
georgemorland
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figurative
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toned paper
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charcoal drawing
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possibly oil pastel
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charcoal art
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oil painting
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underpainting
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19th century
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watercolour illustration
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charcoal
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watercolor
"Childish Amusement," painted by George Morland in 1789, depicts a humorous scene of three children interacting with a sleeping man. The children, dressed in simple clothing, are engaging in playful activities. The man is likely a weary traveler or laborer, fast asleep under a tree, with a beer mug by his side. Morland was known for his genre paintings of rural life, often highlighting the innocence of children and the simple pleasures of everyday existence. The painting captures a moment of innocent amusement, typical of Morland's charming and sentimental style.
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