George Moutard Woodward, "Characters in a Village Alehouse," 1797. Rijksmuseum.

Nicole Eisenman, "Beer Garden at Night," 2007. Saatchi Gallery.

Levasseur, "The Alehouse Sermon," 1830. Wellcome Collection.

Dean & Manday, lithographers, "The Obliging Bar-Maid," ca. 1833. Wellcome Collection. "Do you like it mild, sir?"

Unknown artist, engraving by Smith & Linton, "Hop Picking," 1843. Wellcome Collection.

A. Hunt (artist), Leighton Bros. (printers), "Hop Picking," 1850–1859 (estimated). Wellcome Collection. "Men and women work in the hop fields, possibly in Kent or Surrey, England."

Clara Joan Murphy, "The Last Hop-Picking in the Chantries, Farnham, Surrey," ca. 1970. Museum of Farnham.

Unknown artist, "Hops. (Hop-garden, Farnham, Surrey)," ca. 1835. Wellcome Collection.

Unknown artist, "A Visit to Messrs. Barclay and Perkins's Brewery. Store Vats," ca. 1847. Wellcome Collection.

Unknown artist, "The Ale 'Rounds'" (A Visit to Messrs. Barclay and Perkins's Brewery), ca. 1847. Wellcome Collection.

A. van Dobbenburgh, "De Drinker. Blauwe Week Commissie," 1935. Wellcome Collection.

Thomas Rowlandson, "Revellers in a Tavern," before 1827. The Royal Collection Trust.

Harry Lester, "The Yorkshire Grey, Hampstead,” 1863. Camden Local Studies and Archives Centre, London.

Unknown artist, advertisement for beer, ca. 1898. Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum Collection.

Frederick Stuart Church, “Lager Beer,” 1877. Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum.

Alice Cosgrove, "Ale Schooner," 1935/1942. National Gallery of Art, Washington.

Pieter de Hooch, "A Dutch Courtyard,” 1658/1660. National Gallery of Art, Washington.

Geoffrey Scowcroft Fletcher, “Pilsner Bar, Amsterdam,” 1970. Islington Local History Centre and Museum.

Adriaen van Ostade, "Drinker at a Window,” ca. 1670. Maidstone Museum & Bentlif Art Gallery.

Unknown artist (Dutch school), “Boors Carousing,” 17th century. York Art Gallery.