Long Sermons and Long Sieges are apt to Lull the Senses

Long Sermons and Long Sieges are apt to Lull the Senses

Thomas Rowlandson, William Humphrey

Two Men Smoking and Drinking (Charles and Jack Bannister in Henry IV, Part I)

Thomas Rowlandson, Possibly Charles Bannister, Possibly John Bannister

A White Sergeant giving the Word of Command: "Why don't you come to bed, you drunken sot?"

Thomas Rowlandson, Rudolph Ackermann, London

Manager & Spouter

Thomas Rowlandson, After Henry Wigstead, S. W. Fores, David Garrick

Comfort in the Gout

Thomas Rowlandson, S. W. Fores

Diana in the Straw, or A Treat for Quornites

Thomas Rowlandson, S. W. Fores

Diana in the Straw, or A Treat for Quornites

Thomas Rowlandson, S. W. Fores

A White Sergeant giving the word of command - "Come to Bed you drunken sot"

After? Thomas Rowlandson, William McCleary

Vicar

Thomas Rowlandson, After George Murgatroyd Woodward, Rudolph Ackermann, London

Boar's Head Tavern: Prince Hal, Falstaff and Poins (Shakespeare, First Part of Henry IV, Act 2, Scene 4)

Charles Heath, the elder, After Robert Smirke, William Shakespeare

The Corporal in Good Quarters

Thomas Rowlandson

Manager & Spouter

After Henry Wigstead, Thomas Rowlandson, Aquatint by Samuel Alken, S. W. Fores, David Garrick