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Two Indian musicians. Gouache by an Indian artist.
Date: [between 1800 and 1899?]Reference: 778057i
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A boy with a monkey and a hurdy-gurdy, sitting on the pavement. Engraving by T.L. Sanger.
Sanger, T.L.Reference: 29494i
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Guillaume de Limoges, a lame street singer. Etching by G. Audran.
Gérard AudranDate: [between 1693 and 1695]Reference: 323i
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Above, a family of street musicians playing the guitar, the triangle and the fiddle; below, five men in military uniforms at table, with a servant bringing in a roast pig. Etching by Ferdinand, King of Portugal, 1844.
Ferdinand II of PortugalDate: 1843-1844Reference: 29472i
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A troupe of blind musicians and their dogs confronting a rival street musician and his dog. Lithograph by Engelmann after S. Baptiste, 1828.
Baptiste, Sylvestre, 1791-1859.Date: 1828Reference: 16519i
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A musician playing the clarinet outside a town-house is given threepence by a footman and asked to move on, but the musician asks for more money. Steel engraving after R. Seymour.
Robert SeymourDate: 1800-1899Reference: 32005i
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A man is playing a type of flute and a boy is playing a drum. Etching by J.J. Martínez Espinosa.
Martínez Espinosa, Juan José, 1826-1897.Date: [1876]Reference: 29510i
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Four blind men and a boy playing musical instruments and singing. Etching by C. Du Bosc after A. Watteau.
Jean-Antoine WatteauDate: 1700-1799Reference: 29501i
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Rome: a man leans on a stone pillar watching and listening as one girl plays the tambourine and another plays the guitar. Lithograph by T. Allom.
Thomas AllomDate: 1839Reference: 29493i
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Street entertainers in Nottingham: James Burne, called Shelford Tommy, a ventriloquist (left) and Charley, a man playing a shawm (right). Etching with aquatint, 1797.
Date: [1797]Reference: 32455i
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A young man sits on a bench in a Bavarian street playing the zither as he watches a young woman walk past. Etching by Hubert Herkomer.
Hubert von HerkomerDate: [1880]Reference: 29474i
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A man holding a guitar is leaning against a wall, two children are lying asleep on the ground beside him. Etching by J.J. Martínez Espinosa.
Martínez Espinosa, Juan José, 1826-1897.Date: 1877Reference: 29509i
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A man playing a barrel organ. Wood engraving by H. Kaeseberg after L. Knaus.
Ludwig KnausDate: 1800-1899Reference: 29498i
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A street altar in Rome, hung with votive offerings, attended by itinerant pipers watched by locals. Watercolour by D.W. Lindau, 1835.
Dietrich Wilhelm LindauDate: 1835Reference: 38511i
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A blind singer wearing a long cloak is playing the guitar. Etching by Juan de la Cruz Cano y Olmedilla after Manuel de la Cruz.
Cruz, Manuel de la, 1750-1809.Date: 1777Reference: 29488i
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(Left) an old woman sitting on a stool with a cat and warming her hands at a brazier; (right) an old man playing the hurdy-gurdy. Etching by E. Russell after J. Callot.
Jacques CallotDate: [1829]Reference: 29486i
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A man is standing on the edge of a market place playing a fiddle with a bow. Etching by D. Deuchar.
David DeucharReference: 29492i
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A man is playing a fiddle as a group of men and women dance around the equestrian statue of Henri IV on the Pont Neuf in Paris. Aquatint with etching, 1822.
Date: 1822Reference: 32683i
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A hurdy-gurdy player standing by the door to a house; the man in the house smokes a pipe at the door, and two children look on. Mezzotint after A. van Ostade.
Adriaen van OstadeReference: 29476i

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Two Indian musicians. Gouache by an Indian artist.

A boy with a monkey and a hurdy-gurdy, sitting on the pavement. Engraving by T.L. Sanger.

Guillaume de Limoges, a lame street singer. Etching by G. Audran.

Above, a family of street musicians playing the guitar, the triangle and the fiddle; below, five men in military uniforms at table, with a servant bringing in a roast pig. Etching by Ferdinand, King of Portugal, 1844.

A troupe of blind musicians and their dogs confronting a rival street musician and his dog. Lithograph by Engelmann after S. Baptiste, 1828.

A musician playing the clarinet outside a town-house is given threepence by a footman and asked to move on, but the musician asks for more money. Steel engraving after R. Seymour.

A man is playing a type of flute and a boy is playing a drum. Etching by J.J. Martínez Espinosa.

Four blind men and a boy playing musical instruments and singing. Etching by C. Du Bosc after A. Watteau.

Rome: a man leans on a stone pillar watching and listening as one girl plays the tambourine and another plays the guitar. Lithograph by T. Allom.

Street entertainers in Nottingham: James Burne, called Shelford Tommy, a ventriloquist (left) and Charley, a man playing a shawm (right). Etching with aquatint, 1797.

A young man sits on a bench in a Bavarian street playing the zither as he watches a young woman walk past. Etching by Hubert Herkomer.

A man holding a guitar is leaning against a wall, two children are lying asleep on the ground beside him. Etching by J.J. Martínez Espinosa.

A man playing a barrel organ. Wood engraving by H. Kaeseberg after L. Knaus.

A street altar in Rome, hung with votive offerings, attended by itinerant pipers watched by locals. Watercolour by D.W. Lindau, 1835.

A blind singer wearing a long cloak is playing the guitar. Etching by Juan de la Cruz Cano y Olmedilla after Manuel de la Cruz.

(Left) an old woman sitting on a stool with a cat and warming her hands at a brazier; (right) an old man playing the hurdy-gurdy. Etching by E. Russell after J. Callot.

A man is standing on the edge of a market place playing a fiddle with a bow. Etching by D. Deuchar.

A man is playing a fiddle as a group of men and women dance around the equestrian statue of Henri IV on the Pont Neuf in Paris. Aquatint with etching, 1822.

A hurdy-gurdy player standing by the door to a house; the man in the house smokes a pipe at the door, and two children look on. Mezzotint after A. van Ostade.