Tandentrekker 1839
johannwilhelmikaiser
pencil drawn
photo of handprinted image
aged paper
light pencil work
photo restoration
pencil sketch
light coloured
old engraving style
personal sketchbook
old-timey
"Tandentrekker" ("Tooth Extractor") is an 1839 lithograph by Johann Wilhelm (I) Kaiser, depicting a scene of a 17th-century tooth extraction. The print, housed in the Rijksmuseum, showcases a bustling crowd gathered around a makeshift stage where a tooth extraction is taking place. The scene captures the drama and discomfort of the procedure, with a patient grimacing and the tooth extractor working diligently. The artist's detailed portrayal of the historical event highlights the challenges of dental care in the past. The black and white tones of the lithograph create a sense of realism and historical accuracy. The artwork is a testament to the artistry and technical skill of Johann Wilhelm (I) Kaiser, and provides a glimpse into the practices of 17th-century medicine.
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