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Amaryllis, sweet pea, eryngium and insects (1785) by Thomas Robins.
Watercolour, bodycolour, gum arabic, pencil, gold, pen and ink.
Courtesy National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne.
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Amaryllis, sweet pea, eryngium and insects (1785) by Thomas Robins.
Watercolour, bodycolour, gum arabic, pencil, gold, pen and ink.
Courtesy National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne.
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‘Cherries, Wild Strawberries, a Moth, and a Spotted Flycatcher.’
Tempera on paper by Thomas Robins (1748-1806).
Image and text courtesy The Morgan Library and Museum.
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Thomas Robins, Stone archway, 18th century
Watercolour, pen and ink and pencil on paper
Between 1747 and 1770, Robins produced a series of drawings and paintings of English country houses and, in particular, their gardens. His surviving drawings and paintings epitomise English rococo taste.
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Thomas Robins, Drawing of a sheltered seating area 18th century
Watercolour and pen and ink on paper
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Drawing of an urn in the Woodside Garden by Thomas Robins, 18th century.
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Flowers and Butterflies by Thomas Robins (1748-1806).
Image and text courtesy The Morgan Library and Museum.