Plymouth Playhouse, plate from The Adventures of Johnny Newcome in the Navy by John Mitford 1782-1831 engraved by W. Read, 181

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"Plymouth Playhouse" is a notable plate from the satirical work "The Adventures of Johnny Newcome in the Navy," written by John Mitford (1782-1831) and published in 1818. The plate, engraved by W. Read, features the artwork of the renowned British artist Thomas Rowlandson. Rowlandson was known for his caricatures and social satires that often depicted the follies and vices of his time. "The Adventures of Johnny Newcome in the Navy" is a narrative poem that follows the titular character, Johnny Newcome, through his experiences and misadventures in the British Royal Navy during the early 19th century.

The "Plymouth Playhouse" plate is one of several illustrations that accompany the text, providing a visual representation of the scenes and characters described by Mitford. Rowlandson's illustrations are characterized by their humorous and exaggerated depictions, which complement the satirical tone of the poem. The collaboration between Mitford's verse and Rowlandson's imagery creates a vivid and engaging portrayal of naval life, as well as a critique of the social and political issues of the era.

The work is an important example of the interplay between literary and visual arts during the Regency period in Britain, and it contributes to the understanding of cultural and historical contexts of the time. As such, "Plymouth Playhouse" holds significance not only as a piece of literary history but also as a work of art that reflects the talents of both John Mitford and Thomas Rowlandson.

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