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Young boys are being taught by an old man sitting at a table. Stipple engraving by George Keating after Pasquilini.
Wellcome Collection

Young boys are being taught by an old man sitting at a table. Stipple engraving by George Keating after Pasquilini.

1788

CC0 — Public Domain
Wellcome Collection

Lettering: A boy's school. Pasquilini pinxit. George Keating sculpsit.

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