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    This document provides an overview of 18th century material culture related to wheelbarrows through descriptions and images. It showcases over 50 works of art, artifacts, prints and other items from the 17th-18th centuries that feature wheelbarrows or related themes such as markets, tradespeople, and agriculture. The works presented are from museums and collections in Britain, Hungary, France and the United States, and provide historical context on the use and depiction of wheelbarrows and everyday life in the 18th century.

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    18th Century Material Culture

    Wheelbarrows

    17th Century

    A Dutch Mussel Vender


    by Adriaen van de Venne c. 1620 - 1626
    (The British Museum)

    A Bleaching Field
    by Adriaen van de Venne c. 1620 - 1626
    (The British Museum)

    Ian - Hagels Compagne


    by Gillis van Scheyndel 1638
    (The British Museum)

    A Market Scene with a Quack


    by Jan Victors c.1650
    ((Szpmvszeti Mzeum, Budapest)

    A Market Scene with a Quack


    by Jan Victors c.1650
    ((Szpmvszeti Mzeum, Budapest)

    A Market Scene with a Quack


    by Jan Victors c.1650
    ((Szpmvszeti Mzeum, Budapest)

    Still Life
    Formerly attributed to Adriaen van Ostade c. 1625 - 1685
    (The British Museum)

    Still Life
    by Jean Baptiste Weenix c. 1636 - 1660
    (The British Museum)

    9 SEPTEMBER
    From the 12 Months Series by Paulus Frst by Elias Holl II 1638
    (The British Museum)

    by Barend Graat c. 1643 - 1709


    (The British Museum)

    18th Century

    A Vegetable Seller & His Son


    by Joseph Van Aken (1699 - 1749
    (Sphinx Fine Art)

    Vinaigrier Ambulant
    by Edme Bouchardon c. 1730s
    (The British Museum)

    Vinaigrier Ambulant
    by Anne Claude Philippe de Tubires, Comte de Caylus after Edme Bouchardon, published by tienne Fessard 1738
    (The British Museum)

    Mst ye ha some GOLDEN PIPPINS.


    by G. Child after Jacopo Amigoni c. 1735
    (The British Museum)

    Masquerades and Operas: "The Bad Taste of the Town"


    by William Hogarth c. 1723 - 1724
    (Lewis Walpole Library)

    The Vegetable Seller


    by Pieter Angillis 1724
    (Victoria & Albert Museum)

    The Political Livertines, or MOTION upon MOTION


    1741
    (The British Museum)

    The MOTION
    by Thomas Cooper 1741
    (The British Museum)

    OWEN FARREL the IRISH Dwarf


    by James Hulett after Gravelot 1742
    (The British Museum)

    Study
    by William Hogarth c. 1746 - 1747
    (Lewis Walpole Library0

    Beheading of the Rebel Lords of Great Tower Hill


    by M. Cooper 1746
    (Ann S.K. Brown Library, Brown University)

    Beheading of the Rebel Lords of Great Tower Hill


    by M. Cooper 1746
    (Ann S.K. Brown Library, Brown University)

    The Wheel - Barrow Crys of Europe in 1748 - 9


    by G. Bickham 1749
    (Lewis Walpole Library0

    Horse Fair on Bruntsfield Links, Edinburgh


    by Paul Sandby c. 1750
    (National Galleries, Scotland)

    St. JAMESs: IN OCTOBER , THE K---AT H---, MDCCL.


    by T. Fox 1750
    (Lewis Walpole Library)

    St. JAMESs: IN OCTOBER , THE K---AT H---, MDCCL.


    by T. Fox 1750
    (Lewis Walpole Library)

    English Punchbowl of The Gardeners Company


    London c. 1750 - 1760
    (The British Museum)

    English Punchbowl of The Gardeners Company


    London c. 1750 - 1760
    (The British Museum)

    GIN LANE
    by William Hogarth 1751
    (The British Museum)

    GIN LANE
    by William Hogarth 1751
    (The British Museum)

    Agriculture, Jardinage
    The Encyclopedia of Diderot & d'Alembert 1751
    (University of Michigan)

    Agriculture, Jardinage
    The Encyclopedia of Diderot & d'Alembert 1751
    (University of Michigan)

    The Encyclopedia of Diderot & d'Alembert 1751

    The Encyclopedia of Diderot & d'Alembert 1751

    Cries of London - The Pudding Seller


    by Paul Sandby 1759
    (Yale Center for British Art)

    Cries of London - Any Tripe of Neats Feet


    by Paul Sandby 1759

    Figures at a Market Cart


    by Paul Sandby 1759
    (British Museum)

    The Asylum for the Deaf


    by Paul Sandby 1760
    (Victoria & Albert Museum)

    The Wheel Barrow


    Published by John Welcker 1760
    (The Prints Collector)

    The Wheel Barrow


    Published by John Welcker 1760
    (The Prints Collector)

    The Wheel Barrow


    Published by John Welcker 1760
    (The Prints Collector)

    The Wheel Barrow


    Published by John Welcker 1760
    (The Prints Collector)

    The Wheel Barrow


    Published by John Welcker 1760
    (The Prints Collector)

    Prostitutes Have their Hair Shorn


    1778

    A TRIP TO COCKS HEATH


    by William Humphrey 1778
    (Lewis Walpole Library)

    Woolwich Arsenal, Laboratory Square


    c. 1750

    Wheelbarrow
    Late 18th - Early 19th Century
    (Stratford Hall)

    Acknowledgements
    The material contained within these slideshows is presented for educational purposes only. The
    18th Century Material Culture Resource Center does not personally own any of the items
    depicted herein and is indebted to the countless museums, libraries, and private collectors who
    willingly share their collections with the public through the internet. Every attempt has been
    made to credit these organizations and individuals for their contributions as best as possible.
    If there is a question you have regarding a particular item featured within a presentation, please
    contact the 18th Century Material Culture Resource Center and we will try to answer your
    inquiry as best as possible. If for any reason you feel there is any item that should not be
    presented here, or if there is an error in any listing, or if you know the source for any item whose
    credit is unknown, please inform us and we will make sure your concern is addressed as soon as
    possible.
    Thank you!
    - The 18th Century Material Culture Resource Center

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