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Archive Reference / Library Class No. | D5459/2/20/2 |
Former Reference | D5459/2/116 |
Title | Every Body out of Town : Plate 5th |
Date | 14 Feb 1800 |
Description | A doctor in conversation with another man, possibly an undertaker. The doctor, on the left, is a short stout man dressed in a striped waistcoat, long coat, breeches, and is 'holding a hat'. He looks depressed, and says: "I believe I must put down my Carriage Mr Crape - the Sea takes away all my Patients!" The man on the right is tall and thin, dressed in dark clothes and holding a whip. He also looks depressed and replies: "Ah Doctor I am afraid it is all over with us - I scarcely ever hear a Bell toll - I verily believe it is not fashionable for people to die in London during the Summer." Available on CD 160. |
Level | Item |
Repository | Derbyshire Record Office |
Artist | Woodward, George Murgatroyd (?1765-1809) |
Archive Creator | George Murgatroyd Woodward (1765-1809), artist and writer |
Physical Description | Uncoloured print. Size 258 x 210 mm. Portrait. |
Copies | A digital copy can also be viewed on the public computers at the record office. |
Related Material | See D5459/2/18 for imprint. |
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