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    18th Century Material Culture

    Markets & Fairs


    Markets
    Proclamation on Markets
    September 1666 (During the Great Fire)
    (Museum of London)
    A Procession of Dutch Merchants Going to Market
    by Jan Van De Velde II c. 1615 - 1641
    (The British Museum)
    A Durch Market
    by Jan Van De Velde II c. 1615 - 1641
    (The British Museum)
    A Durch Market
    by Jan Van De Velde II c. 1615 - 1641
    (The British Museum)
    A Durch Market
    by Jan Van De Velde II c. 1615 - 1641
    (The British Museum)
    “Market Scene on the Buitenhof in The Hague”
    by Pieter Serwouters 1628
    (The British Museum)
    “Market Scene on the Buitenhof in The Hague”
    by Pieter Serwouters 1628
    (The British Museum)
    A Dutch Harbourside (Fish) Market
    17th Century
    (The British Museum)
    A French Harbourside (Fish) Market
    by Albert Flamen c. 1648 - 1664
    (The British Museum)
    A French Market
    After Charles Nicholas Cochin c. 1730 - 1790
    (The British Museum)
    “Covent Garden Market”
    by Balthazar Nebot 1737
    (Tate Gallery)
    “Covent Garden Market”
    by Balthazar Nebot 1737
    (Tate Gallery)
    “A Perspective Draught of Pembroke Market-House”
    by Richard Evans 1760
    (The British Library)
    “The Statue of King Charles ye 2d at Stocks Market / London Described”
    by Sutton Nicholls c. 1720 - 1730
    (The British Museum)
    “A View of Stocks Market in the year 1738”
    by Henry Fletcher, Published by John Boydell 1753
    (The British Museum)
    The Market at Covent Garden
    by Sutton Nicholls, Published by John Bowles c. 1720 - 1730
    (The British Museum)
    The Market at Covent Garden
    by Pieter Angillis 1762
    (Yale Center for British Art)
    The Market at Covent Garden
    c. 1750 - 1780
    (The British Museum)
    Market Scene at Night
    Paul Sandby c. 1755
    (Royal Academy of Arts, London)
    “A FRUIT MARKET.”
    by Richard Earlman, Published by John Boydell 1775
    (The British Museum)
    “A HERB MARKET.”
    by Richard Earlman, Published by John Boydell 1779
    (The British Museum)
    A Linen Market in the West Indies
    by Agostino Brunias, Italian. Active in Britain (1758 - 1770; 1777 - 1780s)
    (Yale Center for British Art)
    A Linen Market in the West Indies
    by Agostino Brunias, Italian. Active in Britain (1758 - 1770; 1777 - 1780s)
    (Yale Center for British Art)
    “Die Wallfahrt nach Französisch-Buchholz” / “The Pilgrimage to French Bucholz”
    by Daniel Chodowiecki 1775
    (Public Domain)
    “
    “The Fish Market”
    by Balthasar Beschey of Antwerp, Belgium (1708 – 1776)
    (Costermans)
    “
    “The Fish Market”
    by Balthasar Beschey of Antwerp, Belgium (1708 – 1776)
    (Costermans)
    “
    “La Commedia dell’Arte”
    by Balthasar Beschey of Antwerp, Belgium (1708 – 1776)
    (Costermans)
    A Cattle Market in Town
    by Thomas Rowlandson c. 1780 - 1800
    (The British Museum)
    A Meat Market
    by Paul Sandby
    (The British Museum)
    “Old Billingsgate on Market Day”
    by Thomas Rowlandson Late 18th Century
    (The British Museum)
    Fairs
    A Flemish Fair
    by “SVGH” 17th Century
    (The British Museum)
    Bartholomew Fair, Covent Garden
    c. 1721
    (Yale Center for British Art)
    Bartholomew Fair, Covent Garden
    c. 1721
    (Yale Center for British Art)
    “A Horse Fair”
    by Philibert Benoît de La Rue c. 1725
    (The British Museum)
    Southwark Fair
    by William Hogarth 1733
    (Public Domain)
    Southwark Fair
    by William Hogarth 1733
    (Yale Center for British Art)
    Southwark Fair
    by William Hogarth 1733
    (Yale Center for British Art)
    “Les marchands de chevaux”
    by John Moyreau c. 1733 - 1734
    (The British Museum)
    “Les marchands de chevaux”
    by John Moyreau c. 1733 - 1734
    (The British Museum)
    “THE CHEVALIERS MARKET, OR HIGHLAND FAIR.”
    1745
    (Lewis Walpole Library)
    “THE CHEVALIERS MARKET, OR HIGHLAND FAIR.”
    1745
    (Lewis Walpole Library)
    “Great Britain's Union; Or Litchfield Races Transpos'd.”
    1748
    (The British Museum)
    “Great Britain's Union; Or Litchfield Races Transpos'd.”
    1748
    (The British Museum)
    “ An Holland smock to be run for by any woman born in this county : the best woman in three heats”
    by Robert Sayer after John Collet 1770
    (Lewis Walpole Library)
    “ An Holland smock to be run for by any woman born in this county : the best woman in three heats”
    by Robert Sayer after John Collet 1770
    (Lewis Walpole Library)
    The Fair at Cheltenham
    by Edward Eyre 1775
    (Yale Center for British Art)
    The Fair at Cheltenham
    by Edward Eyre 1775
    (Yale Center for British Art)
    La Fête à Saint-Cloud
    by by Jean-Honoré Fragonard c. 1775 - 1780
    (Paris, Banque de France)
    La Fête à Saint-Cloud
    by by Jean-Honoré Fragonard c. 1775 - 1780
    (Paris, Banque de France)
    “POT FAIR. CAMBRIDGE.”
    by James Bretherton 1777
    (Lewis Walpole Library)
    “POT FAIR. CAMBRIDGE.”
    by James Bretherton 1777
    (Lewis Walpole Library)
    “Pot Fair. Cambridge”
    by James Bretherton, After Henry William Bunbury 1777
    (The British Museum)
    “Palmerston Fair I”
    by Francis Wheatly 1782
    (The Huntington)
    "An encampment Drawn Novr. 1784 by James Malton.”
    by James Melton 1784
    (The British Museum)
    "An encampment Drawn Novr. 1784 by James Malton.”
    by James Melton 1784
    (The British Museum)
    “Palmerston Fair II”
    by Francis Wheatly 1782
    (The Huntington)
    Donnybrook Fair 1782
    by Francis Wheatley 1782
    (Yale Center for British Art)
    Donnybrook Fair 1782
    by Francis Wheatley 1782
    (Yale Center for British Art)
    Donnybrook Fair 1782
    by Francis Wheatley 1782
    (Yale Center for British Art)
    Donnybrook Fair 1782
    by Francis Wheatley 1782
    (Yale Center for British Art)
    Donnybrook Fair 1782
    by Francis Wheatley 1782
    (Yale Center for British Art)
    Donnybrook Fair 1782
    by Francis Wheatley 1782
    (Yale Center for British Art)
    Donnybrook Fair 1788
    by Francis Wheatley 1788
    (Yale Center for British Art)
    “Group of Gypsies”
    After Francis Wheatly’s “Palmerston Fair” 1782
    (University of Michigan Museum of Art)
    “Group of Gypsies”
    After Francis Wheatly’s “Palmerston Fair” 1782
    (University of Michigan Museum of Art)
    ““WINTER AMUSEMENT, A View near Hyde Park from the Sluce at the East End”
    by Eyde, published by Robert Sayer after Julius Caesar Ibbetson 1787
    (The British Museum)
    ““WINTER AMUSEMENT, A View near Hyde Park from the Sluce at the East End”
    by Eyde, published by Robert Sayer after Julius Caesar Ibbetson 1787
    (The British Museum)
    Frost Fair
    on the
    River Thames
    “THE GREAT FROST…”
    For Henry Gosson 1608
    (Houghton Library, Harvard University)
    Frost Fair on the Thames
    Unknown Artist 17th Century
    (Yale Center for British Art)
    Frost Fair on the Thames
    Unknown Artist 17th Century
    (Yale Center for British Art)
    “The Frozen Thames 1677”
    by Abraham Hondius 1677
    (Museum of London)
    The Frost Fair on the River Thames
    by Abraham Hondius c. 1684
    (Museum of London)
    The Frost Fair on the River Thames
    by Abraham Hondius c. 1684
    (Museum of London)
    “Wonders on the Deep; OR, The most Exact Description of the FROZEN RIVER OF THAMES”
    by P. Booksby 1684
    (The British Library)
    “Wonders on the Deep; OR, The most Exact Description of the FROZEN RIVER OF THAMES”
    by P. Booksby 1684
    (The British Library)
    “Wonders on the Deep; OR, The most Exact Description of the FROZEN RIVER OF THAMES”
    c. 1683 - 1684
    (The British Library)
    Song-Sheet for a Ballad with Music and Verse; Printed on the Thames During the 1683 - 1684 Frost Fair
    by Robert Melbourne 1683
    (The British Library)
    “A TRUE DESCRIPTION OF BLANKET Fair upon the River Thames, in the time of the great Frost”
    Published by H. Burgis 1683
    (The British Library)
    “A TRUE DESCRIPTION OF BLANKET Fair upon the River Thames, in the time of the great Frost”
    Published by H. Burgis 1683
    (The British Library)
    “An Exact and Lively Mapp or Representation of Booths and all the varieties of showes and humours upon the Ice on the River of Thames by London”
    by William Warter 1684
    (The British Library)
    Ticket from the 1684 Frost Fair on the Thames
    1684
    (Public Domain)
    Ticket from the 1684 Frost Fair on the Thames
    1684
    (Reed Collection)
    “Erra Paters Prophesy or Frost Faire 1684/3”
    by James Norris 1684
    (The British Library)
    King Charles II Printed on the Thames River During the Frost Fair
    by John Seddon 1684
    (The British Library)
    Glass & Silver Mug Engraved in One of the “Toy Booths” on “Temple” Street at the Frost Fair of 1684
    1684
    (Victoria & Albert)
    Ticket from the 1715 Frost Fair on the Thames
    1715
    (The British Museum)
    “FROST FAYRE”
    by John Bowles 1716
    (The British Museum)
    Ticket from the 1739 - 1740 Frost Fair on the Thames
    1739
    (The British Museum)
    Ticket from the 1739 - 1740 Frost Fair on the Thames
    1739
    (Public Domain)
    Ticket from the 1739 - 1740 Frost Fair on the Thames
    1739
    (The Ephemera Society)
    “FROST FAIR”
    Published by Edward Ryland 1740
    (The British Museum)
    “The VIEW of FROST FAIR”
    1740
    (The British Library)
    “An exact Draught of Frost Fairon the River Thames as it appear'd from White Hall Stairs in the year 1740”
    by George Foster 1740
    (The British Library)
    View of a Frost Fair on the Thames, Taken from the site of Westminster Bridge
    1740
    (The British Museum)
     “ The Thames Frozen Over, near the Tower of London” 
    by Samuel Collings c. 1788 - 1789
    (The British Museum)
     “ The Thames Frozen Over, near the Tower of London” 
    by Samuel Collings c. 1788 - 1789
    (The British Museum)
     “ The Thames Frozen Over, near the Tower of London” 
    by Samuel Collings c. 1788 - 1789
    (The British Museum)
     “ The Thames Frozen Over, near the Tower of London” 
    by Samuel Collings c. 1788 - 1789
    (The British Museum)
    Ordinaries
    Ordinaries

    “Public Ordinary”
    by William Austin 1780
    (Lewis Walpole Library)
    HOB
    “THE HUMOURS OF HOB AT THE COUNTRY WAKE IN THE OPERA OF FLORA"
    by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760
    (Lewis Walpole Library)
    "HOB Surprised by St. Thomas with Mr. Friendly’s Letter. Plate II"
    by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760
    (Lewis Walpole Library)
    "HOB’s PETITION to St. Thomas to be saved from the Well. Plate III"
    by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760
    (Lewis Walpole Library)
    "HOB Drawn out of the Well by his Father & Mother. Plate IV"
    by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760
    (Lewis Walpole Library)
    "HOB Welcomes Mr. Friendley to the WAKE. Plate V"
    by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760
    (Lewis Walpole Library)
    "HOB Welcomes Mr. Friendley to the WAKE. Plate V"
    by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760
    (Lewis Walpole Library)
    "FRIENDLY as a Ballad Singer at Ye Country Wake. Plate 6"
    by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760
    (Lewis Walpole Library)
    "HOB Continues Dancing in Spite of his Father. Plate 7"
    by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760
    (Lewis Walpole Library)
    "HOB Triumphs over St. Thomas. Plate 8"
    by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760
    (Lewis Walpole Library)
    "HOB Triumphs over St. Thomas. Plate 8"
    by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760
    (Lewis Walpole Library)
    Shops
    Grocer’s Shop in an Alcove
    by Willem van Mieris c. 1732
    (Private Collection)
    "The idle 'prentice stealing from his mother"
    William Hogarth’s “Industry and Idleness” 1747
    (The British Museum)
    View in Covent Garden
    Unattributed (But Looks Like Paul Sandby to Me) c. 1750 - 1800
    (The British Museum)
    View in Covent Garden
    Unattributed (But Looks Like Paul Sandby to Me) c. 1750 - 1800
    (The British Museum)
    Boston Gazette Advertisement for Samuel Minott
    1772
    (Public Domain)
    Clipping From the Boston News-Letter
    1773
    (Public Domain)
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