Medicine in Art

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  • A horse rider clasping at his jaw and calling for a dentist with an explanatory label: Curse the Hannibal he's knocked out all my teeth! No. 45 of Heath's lithographic satires
  • Colored print in wood frame. Crowd in early-American style dress watches as a man pulls a young man's tooth with an instrument.
  • Framed colored print. A man in regency-era clothes sits in a chair and pulls off the dentist's wig while the dentist pulls his tooth with an instrument.
  • Colored, framed lithograph. Officer with a sword poses with a tooth in his hand over a patient and dentist.
  • Colored lithograph in wood frame with caption in French below reading "Les Exploits D'un Dentiste!" Man is grabbing head in pain while a dentist reaches out and a nurse looks on.
  • Grayscale illustration of a dentist holding a pulled out tooth in one hand, while his other hand is resting on a distressed patient's head
  • Grayscale engraving in frame. Dentist puts his finger in patient's mouth with a single onlooker in the background.
  • Three panels of a comic showing a man with a very swollen face struggling to sleep and then dreaming of a painful dental procedure. Text reads "But, in the middle of the night, you are aroused once more to the painful nature of your position and strongly wish that the Dentist had just looked at your tooth. At last, just as your boots and hot water are brought in, you fall asleep and have the most delicious dreams,"