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Actions	Easing the Tooth-Ach Remove from selection Add to selection Object numberHC.J.16.X.11 TitleEasing the Tooth-Ach CreatorT.A.s (Artist)‎, Hannah HUMPHREY (Publisher)‎ DescriptionHand coloured stipple-engraving on paper by T. As. and published by H[annah] Humphrey, New Bond Street, London. A mentally and physically distressed patient is seated on a high stool. He cluthes his right leg whilst pressing his right foot against the operator, who is holding the victim's jaw and using a key to extract a mandibular left tooth. The engraving looks very similar to an engraving by James Gillray (1757-1815). Many of Gillray's caricatures were issued under fictitious names so this could be one of his. Production placeLondon Production date accurate 1796-05-07 Object nameEngravings Object categoryDental MaterialPaper Dimensions Height: 23.10 cm Width: 18.90 cm

Object numberHC.J.16.X.11

TitleEasing the Tooth-Ach

CreatorT.A.s (Artist)‎, Hannah HUMPHREY (Publisher)‎

DescriptionHand coloured stipple-engraving on paper by T. As. and published by H[annah] Humphrey, New Bond Street, London. A mentally and physically distressed patient is seated on a high stool. He cluthes his right leg whilst pressing his right foot against the operator, who is holding the victim's jaw and using a key to extract a mandibular left tooth. The engraving looks very similar to an engraving by James Gillray (1757-1815). Many of Gillray's caricatures were issued under fictitious names so this could be one of his.

Production placeLondon

Production date accurate 1796-05-07

Object nameEngravings

Object categoryDental

MaterialPaper

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