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French Hurdy - Gurdy

c. 1775 - 1785(Victoria & Albert)


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c. 1775 - 1785(Victoria & Albert)


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18th Century (Horniman Museum / Victoria & Albert)


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French Hurdy - Gurdy c. 1750 - 1790

(Metropolitan Museum of Art)


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by Joseph Bassot c. 1760 - 1774(Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)


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by J.N. Lambert Mid to Late 18th Century (Mount Holyoke College Art Museum)


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by Pierre Louvet Mid 18th Century (Private Collection)


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Hurdy - Gurdy

18th Century (The Bowes Museum)


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The Blind Hurdy - Gurdy Man

by Jacques Belland c. 1600(Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)


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A French Hurdy - Gurdy Man

After Jacques Callot c. 1622 - 1670(The British Museum)


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A French Hurdy - Gurdy Man

by Jacques Callot c. 1621 - 1625(The British Museum)


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A Dutch Hurdy - Gurdy Man

by Cornelis Visscher, After Adriaen van Ostade c. 1622 - 1670(The British Museum)


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A Dutch Hurdy - Gurdy Man

by Cornelis Dusart c. 1675 - 1704(The British Museum)


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A German Hurdy - Gurdy Man

by Matthias Scheits 1672(The British Museum)


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A Dutch Hurdy - Gurdy Man with His Dancing Dog

After Conelis Dusar 1685(The British Museum)


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An Itinerant Musician Playing His Hurdy Gurdy

by a Follower of Adriaen van Ostade c. 1660 - 1685(Manchester Art Gallery)


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“Le Vielleur Boniface” (French)

by Henri II Bonnart c. 1678 - 1711(The British Museum)


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A Man Playing the Hurdy - Gurdy

Attributed to Nicholas Lancret c. 1720 - 1729(The Barber Institute of Fine Arts)


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French Hurdy - Gurdy Man

by Jean Georges Willie 1737 (The British Museum)


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French Hurdy - Gurdy Boy

by Edme Bouchardon c. 1730 - 1739(The British Museum)


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“Le Viellieux” A French Hurdy - Gurdy Boy

by Anne Claude Philippe de Tubieres, Published by Etienne Fessard, After Edme Bouchardon 1742(The British Museum)


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“Le vielleur Hollandois” A Dutch Hurdy - Gurdy Man

by Johann Simon Negges after Adriaen van Ostade c. 1740(The British Museum)


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A German Hurdy - Gurdy Man

by Johann Georg Merz c. 1740 - 1760(The British Museum)


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A Couple Playing Music

c. 1750 - 1759(The British Museum)


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“LAVIELLEUSE” (French)

by Rene Gaillard, Published by Jacques Phillippe Le Bas, After Sebastien Leclerc II c. 1742(The British Museum)


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The Comic Society

by William Pether, After Gerard Dou c. 1746 - 1766(The British Museum)


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“John of Gant in Love, or Mars on his knees.”

1749(The British Museum)


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“JOHN of GAUNT in Love; or MARS on his knees.”

1749(The British Museum)


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“L'Education d'un jeune Savoyard” (French)

by Jean Jacques Aliamet, after Jean Baptiste Greuze c. 1750 - 1770(The British Museum)


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“MARIE GABRIE, COMTE DE CHOISEUL: MICHEL FELIX CHEVALIER DE CHOISEUL”

by Francois Hubert Drouais c. 1758(The Frick Collection)


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“MARIE GABRIE, COMTE DE CHOISEUL: MICHEL FELIX CHEVALIER DE CHOISEUL”

by Ange Laurent de La Live de Jully, After Francois Hubert Drouais c. 1758 - 1770(The British Museum)


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The Hurdy - Gurdy Man

by John Collet (Bonhams)


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The Hurdy - Gurdy Man

after John Collet (Private Collection)


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“May Morning”

by John Collet (Heritage Images / Corbis)


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Young French Woman with Hurdy - Gurdy & Child with Tambourine

18th Century (Hampel Auctions)


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Miss Anne Gore as a Savoyard

by Johann Zo! any 1774(Private Collection)


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Woman with a Hurdy - Gurdy

by French School c. 1750 - 1760(The Heckscher Museum of Art)


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Woman with a Hurdy - Gurdy

by Donatien Nonotte (1708 - 1785)(Christie’s)


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“MADAMOISELLE CATHERINA from an Original PAINTING in Vauxhall Gardens.”

by Robert Sayer c. 1750(Lewis Walpole Library)


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“The PRETTY SAVOYARD GIRL.”

by James Caldwall, Published by Robert Sayer, Published by John Smith of Cheapside, after Michel Vincent Brandoin 1771(The British Museum)


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“Remarkable Characters at Mrs. Cornely’s Masquerade .” London 1771

(Lewis Walpole Library)


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A Dutch Hurdy - Gurdy Manby Pieter de Mare, after icolaes Berchem c. 1780

(The British Museum)


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“WAYS & MEANS for 1784” by J. Langham 1784

(Lewis Walpole Library)


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“The TRAVELLING MUSICIANS.” by Carington Bowles 1784(Lewis Walpole Library)


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Dutch Tin Glazed Earthenware Figuresc. 1700 - 1715

(Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)


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German Tin Glazed Earthenware Figureby Johannes Zeschinger c. 1746 - 1753

(Metropolitan Museum of Art)


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English Porcelain FigureBow Porcelain Factory c. 1750(Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)


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English Soft Paste Porcelain Figureby the Longton Hall Manufactory c. 1750



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English Soft Paste Porcelain Figuresby the Girl - in - a - Swing Porcelain Factory, London c. 1750 - 1759



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English Porcelain FigureBow Porcelain Factory c. 1752(Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)


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English Soft Paste Porcelain FigureBow Porcelain Factory c. 1755(Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)


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English Porcelain FigureChelsea Porcelain Factory c. 1753(Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)


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English Porcelain FiguresChelsea Porcelain Factory c. 1755



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English Porcelain FigureBow Porcelain Factory c. 1765 - 1775



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English Hard Paste Porcelain FigureBristol Porcelain Factory, Bristol c. 1772 - 1774



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French Soft Paste Porcelain Flower Vaseby Charles - Nicolas Dodin. Factory of Sèvres c. 1763



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English Porcelain Tea Pot Workshop of James Giles, Factory of the Worcester Porcelain Factory c. 1770



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“The Scotch Hurdy Gurdy or the Musical Boot” 1762



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