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Satirical Medical Note Cards for Sale in the Medical
Library
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The Medical Library has created a set of note cards picturing
medical scenes from the Clements C. Fry Collection's significant
holdings of British satirical prints of the late 18th and early
19th centuries. The Fry Collection, a renowned repository of
prints and drawings related to the history of medicine was
bequeathed to the Cushing/Whitney Medical Library in 1955.
Each set of note cards contains ten cards with five different
prints (blank inside). Stop by the Circulation Desk in the
Library to view the cards and purchase a set to send to your family
and friends.
The Clements C.
Fry Collection
Harvey Cushing / John Hay Whitney Medical Library
Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut |
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Anonymous British, 19th
century
Published by Sidebotham, London
By Royal Authority. A New Way of Mounting Your Horse in Spite of
the Gout!!, 1816
Hand colored etching, 253 x 354 mm |
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George Cruikshank, British, 1792-1878
After Frederick Marryat, British, 1792-1848
The Headache, 1819
Hand colored etching, 210 x 255 mm |
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Anonymous British, 19 th
century
Published by W. Soffe, London
Oh Dear Doctor I Think I've Swallowed a Mouse!?
Hand colored lithograph, 282 x 170 mm |
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George Hunt, British, 19 th
century
And Theodore Lane, British, 1800-1828
Charles Wright's Champaign Driving Away Real Pain, ca.
1824-26
Hand colored aquatint, 207 x 251 mm |
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Joseph Constantine Stadler, German, active 1780-1812
After Samuel Collings, British, active 1780-91, d. 1795
Roderick's Examination at Surgeons Hall, 1800
Hand colored aquatint, 272 x 353 mm |
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