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A case of erythroderma in an oil painting at Tate Britain

The oil canvas "Punch or May Day" (1829) by British painter Benjamin Robert Haydon (1786-1846) is exhibited at Tate Britain in London [1,2]. The painting theatrically depicts a colorful London-street scene not far from St Marylebone church during May Day a bit after noon. The crowd attends Punch and Judy puppet show in the middle of the street and blocks the coaches' traffic (Figure 1). Among the 25 characters in this painting, a seeming aged-man wearing a creamy white coat and top hat stands out. He has his pocket picked deftly by a small hand while gawping [2].