The Dinner

Thomas Rowlandson, 1787

This is a painting set in an opulent room where individuals in period attire stand around a large table holding glasses aloft as if toasting. The setting implies a celebratory gathering, with paintings and a suit of armor decorating the walls. The style of the painting is similar to Thomas Rowlandson, known for social scenes. Details such as elaborate furniture, a dog under the table, and scattered bottles contribute to the lively atmosphere.
Artiste
Thomas Rowlandson
Datation
1787
Catégorie
Estampe
Technique
hand-colored etching and aquatint on (J. Whatman paper?)
Dimensions
47,7 × 57,6 cm
Collection
National Gallery of Art, Washington
Licence
Domaine public, CC0

Description de l’image

This is a painting set in an opulent room where individuals in period attire stand around a large table holding glasses aloft as if toasting. The setting implies a celebratory gathering, with paintings and a suit of armor decorating the walls. The style of the painting is similar to Thomas Rowlandson, known for social scenes. Details such as elaborate furniture, a dog under the table, and scattered bottles contribute to the lively atmosphere.

Thomas Rowlandson