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Pen and ink print of men in a cluttered dressing room, one being attended by a hairdresser as a wig flies overhead.

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A Dressing Room at Brighton, Thomas Rowlandson (September 1, 1790), The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Via artnap.com

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A pen and ink drawing shows several men in a cluttered dressing room, with one man having his hair dressed while another sits in a chair being attended to by a hairdresser. A wig or hat tumbles through the air above, and a trunk and scattered items lie on the floor. The print is by Thomas Rowlandson and was published on September 1, 1790.