And his "Gin Lane" and Rowlandson's work, and Cruikshank and the vernacular
prints of the period. There are survey texts.


>I would look at Hogarth's illustrations of "The Rake's Progress".
>
>
>At 16:46 09/04/99 -0230, you wrote:
>>hi everyone.
>>
>>i'm hoping that soem art experts might be able to lead me in a few
>>direcitons.  i'm working on my thesis, whihc focuses on seventeenth
>>and eighteenth century clay tobacco pipes.  anyway, i've been going
>>through some of the libraries art books looking for art which depcits clay
>>tobacco pipes in use, everyday life, etc.  i've foudn quite a bit for
>>seventeenth century dutch paintings, but i've had little luck with finding
>>british material.  does anyone know of a few publications taht might focus
>>on seventeenth and eighteenth century british art where the theme is
>>everyday life, etc and might be a good source for finding pictures of clay
>>tobacco pipes.  i'm sure that there is something out there, but so far,
>>now luck.  any advice woudl be appreciated...i have absolutely no
>>xperience in artwork, as you can probably tell!!!
>>
>>thanks
>>adrienne
>>
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>>Queen's College
>>Memorial University of Newfoundland
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