New River at Islington with a Family Going Awalking, a Cow Milking, and the Horns Archly Fixed over the Husband's Head (decorative painting for a supper-box at Vauxhall Gardens, London)

Hayman employed muted colors, predominantly browns and greens, to create a sense of calm. The composition balances activity and serenity, showcasing the artist's ability to convey movement and tranquility simultaneously.

Originally created as a decorative piece for a supper-box at Vauxhall Gardens in London, the painting is now part of the Victoria and Albert Museum's collection.

Commissioned for Vauxhall Gardens, a popular 18th-century leisure destination, the work reflects the era's appreciation for pastoral scenes and subtle social commentary in public entertainment venues.