The Tooth-Ache, or, Torment & Torture by Thomas Rowlandson

Hand-colored caricature of a woman in pain having a tooth treated by a man, with an assistant holding a mirror and a cat near

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A hand-colored etching titled The Tooth-Ache, or, Torment & Torture by Thomas Rowlandson, shows a seated woman in a yellow dress being attended by a man in a lavender coat who holds her chin. A young assistant holds a mirror and dish beside her, while an older woman watches from the left, and a cat sits on a stool. A placard on the wall advertises tooth drawing, wigs and other services, and the print is dated 1823 and published by John Fairburn.

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