File:Wolcott's Instant Pain Annihilator - LCCN2002719870 - 1867.jpg
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Wolcott's Instant Pain Annihilator, advertising print (chromolithograph; sheet 36.4 x 50.7 cm.) The poster's border depicts demons and shades causing illness and disease. Starting from top-left and moving clock-wise: Neuralgia; Toothache & Neuralgia; Headache; Weak Nerves; Consumption; Burns and Scalds; Catarrh. The nightmare visions of suffering are broken up at top center by images of: a medicine wagon being drawn by horses; a portrait of R. L. Wolcott, "Sole Proprietor of" (Wolcott's Instant Pain Annihilator, text in main image, described below); and crates of Wolcott's Instant Pain Annihilator. At centre, the main image: a rainbow behind the words WOLCOTT'S INSTANT PAIN ANNIHILATOR, a demon (right) holding a cork screw being shunned by a tall, dark-haired woman (centre left) wearing a red top, white skirt, and blue sash with white stars, a golden crown with white stars on her head; in the background, happy people gather and conversate behind the woman, while a pit of flame with many angry shades burns behind the demon. |
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c. 1867 |
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Unknown; copyrighted by R. L. Wolcott |
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