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Regency gentleman seated at an ecritoire with a feather pen

Regency gentleman seated at an ecritoire with a feather pen


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Regency gentleman seated at an ecritoire with a feather pen

Regency gentleman seated at an ecritoire with a feather pen.. Handcolored copperplate engraving by Francis Eginton from Christopher Ansteys The New Bath Guide, John Browne, Bath, 1807

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Christopheranstey Franciseginton Gentleman Health Letters Quill Regency Spatown Thenewbathguide Ecritoire


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1. Title: A Regency Gentleman at His Ecritoire: A Moment of Quiet Reflection in Bath's Social Whirl This exquisitely hand-colored copperplate engraving, created by Francis Eginton and published in Christopher Anstey's The New Bath Guide in 1807, offers a captivating glimpse into the daily life of a Regency gentleman. The image depicts a well-dressed man, seated at an elegantly decorated ecritoire, intently focusing on the task at hand: writing letters with a quill pen. The gentleman's attire, with its fashionable waistcoat, cravat, and breeches, reflects the style and sophistication of the Regency era. The ecritoire, a portable writing desk, is adorned with intricate carvings and a velvet-covered surface, suggesting an air of refinement and luxury. The room, filled with natural light, boasts an ornate fireplace, a grand mirror, and an inviting armchair, all indicative of the comforts and amenities afforded to the wealthy elite during their visits to the popular health resort of Bath. The presence of the feather quill pen and inkwell underscores the importance of written communication during this period. Letters were the primary means of maintaining relationships, conducting business, and exchanging news, making the act of writing a daily necessity for the Regency gentleman. The image also highlights the leisurely pace of life in Bath, where gentlemen could take respite from the social whirl and engage in quiet reflection, as they penned their thoughts and correspondence. This engraving not only offers a glimpse into the fashion and lifestyle of the Regency era but also serves as a testament to the enduring allure of Bath as a historical resort town and a symbol of the elegance and refinement of the past.

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