A man surrounded by a feast while professing to have no appetite, his doctor observing how yellow he and his surroundings appear; suggesting the man's jaundiced view of life. Coloured lithograph, 1835.

London (Strand) : Messrs Ackermann ; London (Fleet Street) : C. Tilt ; London (Cheapside) : Reeves & Sons ; London (PN Row) : Riddle & Co. ; London (26 Haymarket) : Thos. McLean ; London (134 Oxford Street) : T. Bird, Published as the Act directs, November 11th 1835.

1 print : lithograph, with watercolour ; image 15.6 x 20.5 cm.

The yellow jaundice. ... Lettering continues: "Now doctor I am by no means well, and have scarcely any appetite - what is the matter with me?" Doctor - "Why sir you have got the yellow jaundice, the turkey - the ham - and all the things arounds you have got the jaundice - look at them."

Not found in: British Museum Catalogue of political and personal satires, London 1870-1954

Wellcome Collection 11200i