Is this your louse by Thomas Rowlandson (1787)

Satirical etching of figures gathered around a tea table in a curtained room, with a servant at right and a man in a hat at l

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A caricatured interior scene shows a group of figures gathered around a dining table with a tea service, while a man in a tall hat stands at left and a servant in an apron stands at right. The exaggerated faces and gestures are typical of satirical printmaking. This print by Thomas Rowlandson, dated 1787, is titled Is this your louse.

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