A painted dramatization of the moment Emma Smith reportedly discovered her husband Joseph with 16 year-old Fanny Alger, their household helper widely identified by historians as Joseph Smith's first plural wife. The Mormon Church considers their sexual relationship to be one of the earliest incidents of plural marriage in the founding period of the Latter-day Saint movement, but Oliver Cowdery called it a 'Dirty, nasty, filthy affair.'
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