M. Darly
This image shows the charcoal cooking surfaces that used windows for ventilation.
Detail: kitchen, raised hearth, table, carrots, cook, food, apron, sauce pan, strainer, tongs, spatula, hat, sword, mirror, window, shelf, canister, ham, knife
painter – David Wilkie (1785 – 1841) and engraver – Abraham Raimbach (1776 – 1843)
Detail: betty lamp, double crusie lamp, mug, hand saw, pierced tin lantern, jug, ham, fish, candle stick, small dish, ceramic jar, glass bottle, dried fish, gridiron, grill, mirror, wine glass, small glass jar, glass tumbler, decanter, regimental coat, ladder, shelf
William Hogarth (1697-1764)
Detail: dog, chair, bottle, flask, glass, pipe, candle, punch bowl, ladle, wine glass, wig, hat, tavern, clock, bowl, lemon, mirror
Artist: unknown from the Yale Center for British Art Paul Mellon Collection
Detail: chamber pot, candle stock, bed, blanket, pillow, chair, table, window, book, hat, mirror, comb, bottle, shirt,ladies’ hat, scissors, chest, box, arm chair
Joseph Francis Nollekens ( 1702 – 1748 ) Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection
Detail: boys, toys, games, boys clothes, ball, mirror, chair
Aert Schouman 1710 – 1792
I find it interesting that the shoemaker has no hat, maybe it is just out of site.
Detail: shoemaker, calipers, dog, cello, chair, coat, shoes, ladies’ garments, cloth cap, window, mirror, violin, book case, musket, pitcher, pipe, plate, foot warmer
