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London Cries – A Muffin Man by Paul Sandby ~1759
Paul Sandby (1730-1809) from the Yale Center for British Art He looks pretty grumpy to me – I don’t think I would by any muffins from this guy. Details: Shoes, buckles, stockings, breeches, coat, tricorn, food, basket, muffin, fence, house, window, tea party, street vendor
Disturbed Family Life in the Nursery – Johann Eleazar Zeissig
Johann Eleazar Zeissig ( 1737 – 1806 ) I think someone has been bad… Detail: bottle, jug, pitcher, bowl, basket, stool, whisk, baby, child, bread, glass, oven, scarf, tricorn
Captain Edward Vernon – Hayman
Francis Hayman (1708–1776) Detail: shoes, buckles, waking stick, stockings, breeches buckles, breeches, sword, telescope, waistcoat, naval coat, tricorn, officers clothing, ruffled shirt, ship
A Ship’s Boat – Scott
Samuel Scott, ca. 1702-1772 from the Yale Center for British Art Very interesting wash showing the variation in sailors clothing. Detail: sailors, boat, naval clothing, oars, rope, cloth caps, tricorn, officers
Hob Selling Beer at the Wake – Laguerre 1725
John Laguerre, 1688-1746 from the Yale Center for British Art This painting depicts a scene from the opera Flora. Detail: gentleman, waiter, table, bench, apron, bottle, glass, clown, tent, game, child, basket, tricorn.
London Cries, A Man Swaggering – Sandby
Paul Sandby, 1731-1809, from Yale Center for British Art It looks like another one of those guys wearing his socks over the breeches. Detail: shoes, socks, breeches, coat, waistcoat, sword, stick, hair, tricorn
Widow Costard’s cow and goods – Penny 1782
Edward Penny, 1714-1791 from Yale Center for British Art This is a beautiful scene with an interesting array of clothing to see. Check out the difference in the clothing between the to gentlemen in the painting and notice the style of the clothing on the old lady. Detail: bellows, coal tongs, skimmer, dipper, cooking pot, … Continue reading