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Henry Tonks: Torn Portraits: The Art of Facial Reconstruction
#histmed #plasticsurgery
#medicalillustration
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Portraits of Bedlams psychiatric patients. Via:https://t.co/UZdqwXIr4M
#photography #portraiture #histmed #Victorianphotography
Nicolas Henri Jacob, 1782-1871, illustrator: Jean-Baptiste Marc Bourgery, Traité complet de l'anatomie de l'homme, 8 vols, 1831-54. #histmed
Depiction of the Persian doctor Al-Razi, in Gerardus Cremonensis "Recueil des traités de médecine" 1250 ca. He holds the matula.
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Neck #dissected to show the pharynx, esophagus, trachea, palate, base of skull & atlas. By William Home Lizars, c.1825. #anatomy #histmed
Vassily von Anrep, 1852-1927, published the first account of cocaine for regional anaesthesia in a Russian journal in 1884. #histmed
The creation of Sherlock Holmes depended on Edinburgh's med school, preserved by @surgeonshall #histmed #TravelsMW https://t.co/JcyDITf75M
14 year-old who had ignored steadily worsening lesions for years. From 'Della Falcadina' by Giuseppe Vallenzasca, 1824. #histmed #pathology
Twins conjoined at the head and thorax. Drawing in ink and pencil by Gijsbertus Johannes van Klinkenberg, between 1820 and 1840. #histmed
On #WorldNoTobaccoDay a warning from the 19th century on tobacco’s harmful effects by Scottish surgeon-anatomist John Lizars #histmed
What’s Kept the Society Against Quackery Going for 137 Years? https://t.co/w51P4paCRD #histmed #medhums #victorian
From an 1887 book on medicinal plants. What is it? What was it supposed to remedy? #histmed
Check out the new #FugitiveLeaves blog post by @Ms_History! https://t.co/tCES788kvb #histmed @CPPHistMedLib
And so it appears in Tenniel's Mad Hatter&Tea-Party, Furniss's Mad Gardener&copies in modern versions @dalzielproject @EvieBelievie #histmed
Joseph Maclise (1815-1880) UCL student of Robert Liston. Published his 'Surgical Anatomy' in 1851. #histmed https://t.co/XiYpvGfySt
Vassily von Anrep, 1852-1927, publishes the first account of cocaine for regional anaesthesia in a Russian journal in 1884. #histmed