Artist

R. T.

R. T. is a Romanticism artist. 1 work is cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum.

Rowlandson treated London like a stage set: he sketched taverns, bawdy houses, and ballrooms the way a director blocks a scene, then sold prints to any passer-by. In “24th February 1786” he traps a parliamentary debate inside a single frame so crammed you can smell the snuff and sweat, lawyers leer, a dog steals a wig, and the Speaker looks ready to bolt. If Hogarth wrote the script, Rowlandson drew the margins where the real story hides; tap the print to eavesdrop.

Works by R. T.

Collections represented

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