Pages from a student notebook from the anatomy and surgery lectures (c.1801) of Edinburgh Professors of Alexander Monro Secundus and his son Tertius. We've had this digitised and will be putting the full notebook online , as well as more collections!

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Bookbug Week is coming soon to Edinburgh Libraries! 14-20 May https://t.co/YWNXl50Mis

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For the day that blossom burst out all over Edinburgh: A Flowering Tree by Anne Redpath in collection

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Introducing Zelda the Magnificant! 🐶 This is a front cover I illustrated for Simon Carpenter for a book which will be crowd funded on Kickstarter in the next few weeks, so stay tuned!

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Edinburgh surgeon-artist Charles Bell d. 1842. His 'Illustrations of the Great Operations of Surgery' (1821) was intended to arm the surgeon with professional advantage so ‘that he may not go groping his way". We were delighted to acquire his family archive last year

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Happy St. George's Day! I have lots of fun memories dressing up and reinacting the story at primary school when I was younger 😊🐉

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WIN PORTRAIT AND HELP GET KIRA LIFESAVING TREATMENT. ONLY £2 PER TICKET.
Kira is an amazing young girl in Edinburgh who needs to go to New York for life-saving treatment. please donate £2 for a chance to win and to help her https://t.co/v4wUiQEGiM

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Just a few pages left to go till I'm finished illustrating this book, must keep going! 👩‍🎨🙏

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Sir Robert Sibbald, Edinburgh university’s first Professor of Medicine, co-founder of , personal physician to the king, Scottish Geographer Royal and founder of (and one impressively busy man) was born 1641

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A dreich morning brightened by an exciting showcase for emerging Scottish artists.

Pictured here: Edith Pritchett, Alexandra Roddan & Alan Aitken

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"A 100-seater amphitheatre built entirely out of unwanted pianos...": The Pianodrome will be constructed in the grounds of the Royal Botanical Gardens in Edinburgh this summer. It sounds - will sound - extraordinary.
More here: https://t.co/B2OdoFg8ig

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Bloody hell its worth going to Edinburgh just to c ntings

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