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Hand-colored print of an old-clothes seller showing a yellow garment to a woman at a doorway on a London street.

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No.7; Old Clothes, Thomas Rowlandson (1799). Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored print titled No.7; Old Clothes by Thomas Rowlandson, dated 1799, shows a bearded old-clothes dealer holding up a yellow garment to a young woman at a house doorway. A second man with a green sack stands beside them on a city street, while children and a workman on a ladder appear in the background beneath a Lottery Office sign.