Rowdiness Collection

The St Martin's Day Kermis, c.1540-c.1598. Creator: Peeter Baltens
The St Martin's Day Kermis, c.1540-c.1598. Religious festival: a rowdy mob crowds around a cask of wine. On the right, Saint Martin cuts his cloak in half to clothe a beggar

La Partie de cartes, early 19th century. Creator: Nicolas-Toussaint Charlet
La Partie de cartes, early 19th century. Card party

Repas d'artistes, after 1660. Creator: Gonzalès Cockes
Repas d'artistes, after 1660. Artists meal

Violent incident in the House of Commons in London (colour litho)
2819161 Violent incident in the House of Commons in London (colour litho) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Violent incident in the House of Commons in London)

Don Quixote and troops of La Santa Hermandad outside a tavern, ca. 1635-79

Festive Scene, ca. 1650. Creator: Jan Miense Molenaer
Festive Scene, ca. 1650

Easter Monday in Greenwich Park, (c1878). Creator: Unknown
Easter Monday in Greenwich Park, (c1878). Rowdy scene at the Easter Fair, with the Royal Observatory in the distance. People enjoying themselves in Greenwich Park

The cockpit, London, 1759. Artist: William Hogarth
The cockpit, 1759; scene of a cockfight at the Royal Cockpit in Dartmouth Street, off Birdcage Walk, London. In the centre is the blind Lord Albemarle Bertie, a wealthy gambler who is being robbed

Raising the May-Pole, c1854. Artist: E Goodall
Raising the May-Pole, c1854. Villagers raise a traditional maypole

The Dinner, Humours of Fox Hunting, 1799. Artist: Thomas Rowlandson
The Dinner, Humours of Fox Hunting, 1799

Donnybrook Fair
The fair held until 1855 at Donnybrook (a suburb of Dublin) was notorious for its rowdiness, though this couple dancing an impromptu jig seem well-behaved enough

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Rowdiness is the wild and unruly energy that ignites a room, sparking laughter, chaos, and unforgettable memories. It's the feeling of being alive in the moment, letting go of inhibitions and embracing spontaneity. Whether it's a rowdy night out with friends or a rowdy crowd at a concert, there's something exhilarating about being part of the madness. But beware - too much they are lead to trouble and consequences. So let loose, have fun, but always remember to stay safe and respectful. Embrace your inner rowdiness and let it fuel your adventures - just be sure to keep it in check before things get out of hand.