(c) A GOOD MATCH. A buxom country couple. 6 by 42 inches. Mounted, in cloth case. 269. (a) HORSES AT GRASS. 534 by 914 inches. Mounted, in cloth case. (b) AT MARGATE. Three figures on horseback. 54 by 6 inches. Mounted, in cloth case. 270. (a) A FEMALE FIGHT IN SEVEN DIALS. 3% by 6 inches. Mounted, in cloth case. (b) WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO, MY PRETTY MAID? 5 by 7 inches. Mounted, in cloth case. 271. COMFORTS OF BATH. Set of three. 434 by 72 inches; 42 by 74 inches; 42 by 7 inches. Mounted, in cloth case. 272. NYMPHS OF KING'S PALACE. Nine females in various stages of intoxication seated at table eating and drinking. Man's figure in background. Remarkable and characteristic specimen of Rowlandson's art. 114 by 171⁄2 inches. 273. "MISERS." An old couple with money bags. 102 by 81⁄2 inches. Matted. 274. THE TOWN CRIER, or A CRY FOR A CAT. The Town Crier with his bell, surrounded by a motley crowd. 12 by 92 inches. Matted. 275. DIRECTIONS TO THE GROOM. Carying ale to the horses. Interior of stable, showing horses and grooms, etc. Very fine. 912 by 8 inches. Matted. 276. A DUTCH ACADEMY, 1792. (Described by H. Angelo in his memoirs.) A nude model surrounded by Dutch artists. 72 by 112 inches. Matted. 277. FIGURES DANCING, AFTER RUBENS. Rural merrymaking, showing numerous couples of all ages dancing and carousing under trees. An exceptionally fine drawing, full of life and action. 9 by 15 inches. Matted. [SEE ILLUSTRATION] 278. THE ROAD TO RUIN. Two old topers and an amorous young couple gambling and drinking. With colored aquatint on reverse. Very fine. 912 by 1312 inches. [SEE ILLUSTRATION] 279. (a) THE ARTIST. Figures criticising an Artist's Canvas. (b) THE TOILET. Lady trying on a dress. 62 by 834 inches. (c) PEN AND INK AND SEPIA. 280. COUNTRY SCENE. Clergyman walking with two men carrying guns, with dog. Hay cart with three horses, church and cottages in the distance. 714 by 1312 inches. Matted. 281. QUAY SCENE. [SEE ILLUSTRATION] Men unloading boats, ships anchored in the distance. 282. SYMPTOMS OF BEING POISONED, or MUSSEL EATERS ALARMED. 1134 by 914 inches. Mounted. 283. DONCASTER FAIR, or THE INDUSTRIOUS YORKSHIRE BITES. With a colored aquatint on reverse. 9 by 12 inches. Mounted. 284. A CONSTABLE WITH PILLORY IN DISTANCE. 914 by 7 inches. Matted. 285. THE GYPSY. Two attractive ladies having their fortune told by a Gypsy, with conniving lover behind tree. 112 by 834 inches. Matted. 286. CRIES OF LONDON. No. 8, "HOT CROSS BUNS” 11 by 814 inches. Matted. Showing an attractive female and numerous other characters. 112 by 9 inches. Matted. 288. NOLLEKINS THE SCULPTOR AND HIS VENUS. With colored aquatint on reverse. (Referred to by J. T. Smith in his Memoirs of Nollekins.) 11 by 812 inches. ROWLANDSON'S OUTLINES. OF EXCESSIVE RARITY 289. ROWLANDSON'S COLORED PLATES. Outlines of Figures, Landscape, and Cattle. Etched by T. Rowlandson, for the Use of Learners. Four Parts Complete, containing 16 plates, (4 to each part), and embracing a large number of small sketches of English Country Life, depicting a wide variety of human figures, horses, cattle, boats, dogs, vehicles, rural sports, occupations, humorous incidents, etc., etc., all finely colored by hand. 4 parts, imp. folio, each part in the original wrappers, with original printed labels, entirely uncut. Enclosed in cloth folding case. London: Published by S. W. Fores, No. 50, Piccadilly, 1790-92 FIRST EDITION, and of such EXCESSIVE RARITY that it is not even mentioned by Grego, except in the summary. The imprint reads: "Published at Fores' Caricature Warehouse, where may be seen the completest collection of caricatures in the kingdom, also the Head and Hand of Count Struenze.--Admittance one shilling." 290. as follows: Love in Caricature. The Complete Series of 11 plates, Spiritual Lovers. Quarrelsome Lovers. Duke's Place Lovers. Avaricious Lovers. Bashful Lovers. Platonic Lovers. 8vo, each plate measuring 712 by 102 inches, etched by T. Rowlandson and colored by hand. Trimmed to plate mark, one plate slightly soiled and a few marred in unmounting. Enclosed in cloth case. London: Hooper & Wigstead, 1797-8 Very rare. Besides the caption, each plate bears eight lines of appropriate doggerel engraved. The etchings reveal Rowlandson's power of characterization to the full. 291. Angelo's Highland Broadsword Exercises, as practised by the Westminster Light Horse. With 6 colored aquatint plates by Rowlandson. Oblong folio, original gray wrappers, uncut, in cloth folder. London: Published as the Act Directs January 20th, 1799, by Mr. Angelo, No. 10 Boulton Row, Berkeley Square A Very Fine copy with wide margins. All the plates are dated September 1st, 1788, with the exception of the plate of Instructions, which contains a Border of 10 figures showing different positions and is dated January 20th, 1799. 292. Horse Accomplishments. The Complete Series of 12 plates, drawn by Woodward, and engraved by Rowlandson, and superbly colored in aquatint. The caricatures illustrate in a gro |