A Surgeon Tying a Tourniquet around a Man's Arm by David Teniers the Younger

Painting of a surgeon tying a red cord around a seated man's arm in a cluttered interior, with a watching onlooker.

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A Surgeon Tying a Tourniquet around a Man's Arm, David Teniers the Younger (1610), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A surgeon in a grey coat and dark apron ties a red cord around the upper arm of a seated man with a white bandage on his head, while a second man in a dark hat watches. Shelves of glass bottles, jars, and a wall-mounted portrait fill the cluttered interior.

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1610

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