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Robert Macaire, dentist. “- Damnit Doctor, you pulled out two good teeth and left the two bad ones. - (Robert Macaire aside) Devil!!! … (loud) Of course.... And for a good reason: there will be enough time to pull out the bad ones. The good ones surely would have caused you pain in due time. A dental plate however will not hurt you and is very fashionable right now. Everybody is wearing it, plate 57 from Caricaturana
Honoré-Victorin Daumier, 1838/39
The Homeopaths: First Treatment (plate 4)
Charles Émile Jacque, 1843
An Egyptian Mirror
David Young Cameron, 1909
Sheep in the Field ("Rien de trop I")
Jean-Baptiste Oudry, 1732
Sketch on the Tay
David Young Cameron, 1908
Old La Roche, plate seven from the Belgian Set
David Young Cameron, 1907
Wolves Attacking Sheep ("Rein de Trop II")
Jean-Baptiste Oudry, 1732
Men Attacking Wolves ("Rien de Trop III")
Jean-Baptiste Oudry, 1732
Street in Cairo
David Young Cameron, 1910
Mar's Work, Stirling. No. 2
David Young Cameron, 1907
A Follower of Broussais (plate 7)
Charles Émile Jacque, 1843
The Philanthropic Doctor (plate 10)
Charles Émile Jacque, 1843
The Orthopedist (plate 9)
Charles Émile Jacque, 1843
The Pleasure of a Doctors' Consultation (plate 11)
Charles Émile Jacque, 1843
Dumbarton, plate eleven from the Clyde Set
David Young Cameron, 1889
The Country Doctor (plate 13)
Charles Émile Jacque, 1843
A Medical Student Starting Out (plate 12)
Charles Émile Jacque, 1843
The Smithy
David Young Cameron, 1896
Ponte della Trinità
David Young Cameron, 1902–07
A Pharmacy for Every Need (plate 24)
Charles Émile Jacque, 1843
Contraband at the Hospital (plate 26)
Charles Émile Jacque, 1843
The Theatre Doctor (plate 25)
Charles Émile Jacque, 1843
The Unsolicited Expression of Gratitude (plate 22)
Charles Émile Jacque, 1843
The Ladies' Doctor (plate 23)
Charles Émile Jacque, 1843