Bathing in a British sea a bit back. Various artists. All with bathing machines. via artuk.UK.

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"Figures and Bathing Machines in the Bay below Tynemouth Castle." 1784.
“Figures and Bathing Machines in the Bay below Tynemouth Castle.” 1784. British. Ralph Waters I, artist (1720-1798). Collection of the Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Photo credit: Laing Art Gallery. Image © Art UK. Fair use license. via https://artuk.org/discover/artists/waters-i-ralph-17201798
"Sands at Whitby." ca. 1880-1890.
“Sands at Whitby.” ca. 1880-1890. Artist not known. Collection of the Pannett Art Gallery,Whitby. Image © Art UK. Fair trade license. via http://www.artuk.org/artworks/sands-at-whitby-10026
"Droit House with Bathing Machines, Margate, Kent." Undated.
“Droit House with Bathing Machines, Margate, Kent.” Undated. Artist not known. Collection of the Margate Old Town Local History Museum, Margate. Image © Art UK. Fair use license. via https://artuk.org/discover/artworks/droit-house-with-bathing-machines-margate-kent-77012/search/keyword:bathing/page/12/view_as/grid

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