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A physician telling a patient that he is going to die: the patient stares out at the viewer. Colour photogravure after the Hon. J. Collier, 1908.
John CollierDate: [1908]Reference: 21878i
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Sir William Huggins. Photogravure after John Collier, 1905.
John CollierReference: 12944i
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Charles Robert Darwin. Photogravure after the Hon. J. Collier, 1881.
John CollierDate: 1883Reference: 2379i
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A one-legged beggar and former soldier approaches a wealthy clergyman for alms. Etching with engraving by John Collier, 1770.
John CollierDate: May 1773Reference: 43852i
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An operator extracting a tooth. Oil painting by a follower of Tim Bobbin.
John CollierReference: 47449i
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The pyrethrum story.
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Extraction of a tooth. Oil painting in the manner of John Collier, known as "Tim Bobbin".
John CollierReference: 47378i
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Thomas Henry Huxley. Oil painting by James Malcolm Stewart after the Hon. John Collier.
John CollierReference: 45681i
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A tooth-drawer using a cord to extract a tooth from an agonized patient. Etching by J. Collier, 1773.
John CollierDate: Publish'd as the Act directs June 1773Reference: 16543i
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A blacksmith extracting a tooth. Oil painting in the manner of John Collier, known as "Tim Bobbin".
John CollierReference: 44637i
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James Andrew. Reproduction of mezzotint after J. Collier.
John CollierDate: 1894Reference: 527i
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Three grotesque old men with missing teeth grimacing and pointing at each other. Engraving by T. Sandars after J. Collier, 1773.
John CollierDate: [June 1773]Reference: 16625i
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A tooth-drawer frightening his patient with a hot coal in order to be able to extract a tooth more easily. Etching by J. Collier after himself, 1773.
John CollierDate: Publish'd as the Act directs May 1773Reference: 16549i
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Extraction of a tooth. Oil painting in the manner of John Collier, known as "Tim Bobbin".
John CollierReference: 44628i
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Three grotesque old men with missing teeth pointing and grimacing at each other. Coloured stipple engraving, 1810, after J. Collier.
John CollierDate: 4 June 1810Reference: 16632i
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An operator extracting a tooth. Oil painting by a follower of Tim Bobbin.
John CollierReference: 47451i
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Human passions delineated in above 120 figures : droll, satyrical, and humorous : designed in the Hogarthian style, very useful for young practitioners in drawing / By Timothy Bobbin.
John CollierDate: 1773 [i.e. 1858]
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Thomas Henry Huxley. Etching by L. Flameng after the Hon. J. Collier.
John CollierReference: 9930i
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A tooth-drawer using pincers to extract a tooth from an old woman, her husband agonizingly observes the situation. Pen drawing after J. Collier, 1773.
John CollierReference: 16567i
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One man vomits into a bowl as his companion lifts his wig and steadies the bowl. Etching by T. Sandars, 1773, after J. Collier.
John CollierDate: June 1773Reference: 26315i
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A blacksmith extracting a tooth. Oil painting in the style of John Collier, known as "Tim Bobbin".
John CollierReference: 44616i
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A tooth-drawer using pincers to extract a tooth from an old woman, her husband agonizingly observes the situation. Pen drawing after J. Collier, 1773.
John CollierReference: 16566i
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A tooth-drawer frightening his patient with a hot coal causing him to pull away violently and extract a tooth. Coloured etching, 1810, after J. Collier.
John CollierDate: [1810]Reference: 16551i
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The passions, humorously delineated / By Timothy Bobbin, Esq., author of the Lancashire dialect: containing twenty-five plates, with his portrait, title plate, and poetical descriptions.
John CollierDate: 1810
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Charles Robert Darwin. Photogravure after the Hon. J. Collier, 1881.
John CollierDate: 1883Reference: 12616i

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A physician telling a patient that he is going to die: the patient stares out at the viewer. Colour photogravure after the Hon. J. Collier, 1908.

Sir William Huggins. Photogravure after John Collier, 1905.

Charles Robert Darwin. Photogravure after the Hon. J. Collier, 1881.

A one-legged beggar and former soldier approaches a wealthy clergyman for alms. Etching with engraving by John Collier, 1770.

An operator extracting a tooth. Oil painting by a follower of Tim Bobbin.

The pyrethrum story.

Extraction of a tooth. Oil painting in the manner of John Collier, known as "Tim Bobbin".

Thomas Henry Huxley. Oil painting by James Malcolm Stewart after the Hon. John Collier.

A tooth-drawer using a cord to extract a tooth from an agonized patient. Etching by J. Collier, 1773.

A blacksmith extracting a tooth. Oil painting in the manner of John Collier, known as "Tim Bobbin".

James Andrew. Reproduction of mezzotint after J. Collier.

Three grotesque old men with missing teeth grimacing and pointing at each other. Engraving by T. Sandars after J. Collier, 1773.

A tooth-drawer frightening his patient with a hot coal in order to be able to extract a tooth more easily. Etching by J. Collier after himself, 1773.

Extraction of a tooth. Oil painting in the manner of John Collier, known as "Tim Bobbin".

Three grotesque old men with missing teeth pointing and grimacing at each other. Coloured stipple engraving, 1810, after J. Collier.

An operator extracting a tooth. Oil painting by a follower of Tim Bobbin.

Human passions delineated in above 120 figures : droll, satyrical, and humorous : designed in the Hogarthian style, very useful for young practitioners in drawing / By Timothy Bobbin.

Thomas Henry Huxley. Etching by L. Flameng after the Hon. J. Collier.

A tooth-drawer using pincers to extract a tooth from an old woman, her husband agonizingly observes the situation. Pen drawing after J. Collier, 1773.

One man vomits into a bowl as his companion lifts his wig and steadies the bowl. Etching by T. Sandars, 1773, after J. Collier.

A blacksmith extracting a tooth. Oil painting in the style of John Collier, known as "Tim Bobbin".

A tooth-drawer using pincers to extract a tooth from an old woman, her husband agonizingly observes the situation. Pen drawing after J. Collier, 1773.

A tooth-drawer frightening his patient with a hot coal causing him to pull away violently and extract a tooth. Coloured etching, 1810, after J. Collier.

The passions, humorously delineated / By Timothy Bobbin, Esq., author of the Lancashire dialect: containing twenty-five plates, with his portrait, title plate, and poetical descriptions.

Charles Robert Darwin. Photogravure after the Hon. J. Collier, 1881.