- Martin Van Buchell
- HC.J.16.X.59
- Unknown artist (Artist)
- Engraving by an unknown artist, early nineteenth century. It depicts the fashionable eccentric dentist, Martin van Butchell (1735-1814), of Mount St. Grosvenor Square, London, seated on his painted pony which he regularly excerised on Rotten Row (J. Menzies Campbell, Dentistry Then and Now, 1963, pp.223-36). This engraving is the same as one published by G. Smeeton, 139 St. Martin's Lane, London, as the frontspiece for a pamphlet.
- Nineteenth century, early
Height: Unmounted 22 cm