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Hand-colored caricature of a man using tractors on a woman's tongue, with labeled rays of malice and envy, by Charles William

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A hand-colored satirical print titled The Tractors by Charles Williams, dated 1802. An older man in a brown coat and blue breeches uses metal tractors on the protruding tongue of a seated woman in a pink dress, while rays labeled with words such as Malignity, Detraction, Envy and Hypocrisy stream from her mouth. Three startled women watch from the left beside a folding screen, a parrot perches on the screen and a cat sleeps on a chair.