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‘pass-room Bridewell’ By Rowlandson & Pugin - Ackermann Microcosm Of London - 1808 Hand-coloured Aquatint
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Item Number:SA1239639 Date of manufacture:1800 Current Status: For sale Seller:Kings-Lane
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Description
‘Pass-Room Bridewell’ By Rowlandson & Pugin - Ackermann Microcosm of London - 1808 hand-coloured aquatint A genuine, original Georgian hand-coloured aquatint engraving titled "Pass-Room Bridewell", published in London on March 1, 1808, by Rudolph Ackermann at The Repository of Arts, 101 Strand. This poignant print is Plate Number 12 from the legendary landmark publication The Microcosm of London. It presents a fascinating and rare social record of the interior of Bridewell Prison's holding ward, where destitute women and vagrants awaited relocation to their home parishes. The composition is a premier masterwork collaboration: dramatic institutional perspective and lighting by Augustus Pugin juxtaposed with highly sensitive and expressive human figure studies by the renowned social satirist Thomas Rowlandson. The plate boasts superb aquatint work by John Hill, elegantly elevated by original, hand-applied watercolour washes. The scene details a stark, high-ceilinged room illuminated by strong shafts of light pouring through barred windows, highlighting the straw-lined beds and the interactions of the mothers and inmates. The print has been neatly hinge-mounted inside a premium contemporary white display mat board and is entirely ready for framing. A magnificent and rare historical document for collectors of social history, early penal reform, and rare Londoniana. • Artists: Thomas Rowlandson & Augustus Pugin • Aquatint Engraver: John Hill • Publisher & Date: Rudolph Ackermann, 1 March 1808 • Material: Hand-coloured aquatint on heavy period woven rag paper • Condition: Good antique condition. The plate impression remains sharp and fully defined. The watercolour washes are bright, clear, and tastefully applied. The paper within the display aperture is exceptionally clean, free of foxing, tears, centre creases, or structural blemishes. Dimensions • Mat Board Outer Width: 39.5 cm (approx. 15.5 inches) • Mat Board Outer Height: 33.5 cm (approx. 13.2 inches) • Visible Print Aperture Width: 28.0 cm (approx. 11.0 inches) • Visible Print Aperture Height: 23.3 cm (approx. 9.2 inches) ---------------------------------------- Delivery, Returns & Terms of Sale ---------------------------------------- Shipping & Packaging: All our items are well packaged using a double-walled "box-in-a-box" method to guarantee safe transit. Dispatch is usually within 2 working days (often faster) via fully tracked and insured Royal Mail delivery services. • UK mainland: This item is offered with free delivery when dispatched within UK mainland postcodes. • Europe: & Rest of World: Please contact us for a quote prior to payment Transit Damage Protocol: Please inspect the items immediately upon arrival. In the highly unlikely event of transit damage, it must be reported to us with photographic evidence within 48 hours of delivery so we can process a valid insurance claim. Statutory Returns (UK/EU Consumers): You possess a statutory right to cancel and return this purchase for any reason within 14 days of delivery. The buyer is entirely responsible for arranging and paying for secure, fully insured and tracked return postage. Return Condition & Risk: Returned items remain the financial responsibility of the buyer until safely signed for by us. Items must arrive in their exact original condition. Any return transit damage due to poor packaging may result in a deduction of up to 100% of the refund value under the Consumer Rights Act 2015. Trade / B2B Transactions: Transactions conducted on an explicit dealer-to-dealer or trade basis are final and exempt from standard distance-selling "change-of-mind" returns. Simultaneous Listings: Our unique items are listed across multiple channels simultaneously. In the rare event of a synchronized double-sale, the item will be awarded to the earliest checkout t
Declaration
This item is antique. The date of manufacture has been declared as 1800.
Dimensions
Height = 33.5 cm (13.2")
Width = 39.5 cm (15.6")
Depth = 0 cm (0.0")
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