View of Prizes Taken by Lord Howe Coming in Portsmouth by Thomas Rowlandson

View of Prizes Taken by Lord Howe Coming in Portsmouth 1794

drawing, print, paper, ink, graphite

landscape illustration sketch

drawing

comic strip sketch

quirky sketch

print

paper

personal sketchbook

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sketchwork

ink drawing experimentation

thumbnail sketching

england

water

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sketchbook drawing

storyboard and sketchbook work

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"View of Prizes Taken by Lord Howe Coming in Portsmouth", created in 1794 by Thomas Rowlandson, depicts a lively scene of celebration in Portsmouth harbor, England. Rowlandson, a well-known British caricaturist, masterfully captured the joy and excitement of the crowd as they welcome Lord Howe's fleet home after a naval victory. This watercolor drawing is a vibrant portrayal of a significant historical event. The composition features numerous figures, ships, and details, showcasing Rowlandson's keen eye for observation and his talent for capturing the energy of the moment. The piece exemplifies the genre of historical caricature and is a valuable artifact that offers insight into the social dynamics of the time.