Close Shaveing, or The Will Our Own Way by Charles Williams

Hand-colored caricature of men and a woman at a table with legal papers, a standing officer at the door, and speech balloons.

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This hand-colored caricature shows a parlor interior where a seated man in a blue coat and spectacles faces a younger man at a round table, with a woman in a green dress and white apron among the papers, bonds, and inkwell. A uniformed officer stands at the open folding door at left, and speech balloons with handwritten text fill the upper edge of the scene. The print is titled Close Shaveing, or The Will Our Own Way and is dated 1802, attributed to Charles Williams.

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