‘Pass-room, Bridewell’, print, London, England, 1808
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Two aquatints after Rowlandson and Pugin, from Ackermann's Repository of Arts 1808: /1 plate 12, Pass-room Bridewell, by Hill, overall: 27x33.2cm; to platemark: 23.6x28.2; /2 plate 77, St. Luke's Hospital, by J.C. Stadler. overall: 27x32cm; to platemark: 23.5x27.5cm. Showing women in asylum interiors. (see stroke records)
