Lithograph, published as a Vanity Fair Supplement.

Lithograph, published by Vanity Fair on February 16, 1889.

Lithograph, published by Vanity Fair on February 20, 1875.

Lithograph, Vanity Fair, October 15, 1887.

Dr. Pinel stands in a open area of the Hospital of Salpêtrière next to an ill woman who is being assisted by another man. Another woman kneels next to Dr. Pinel and kisses his hand. On the right side several ill woman lean against the support beams of a building.

Lithograph, published by Vanity Fair on September 12, 1874.

Lithograph, published in Vanity Fair on August 5, 1876.

Lithograph, from Vanity Fair on May 1, 1902.

Lithograph, published by Vanity Fair on November 20, 1899.

Lithograph, Vanity Fair, October 30, 1902. Color.

Lithograph, published by Vanity Fair on May 17, 1894.

Lithograph, published by Vanity Fair on October 1, 1892.

Lithograph, Vanity Fair, December 18, 1875. Color print.

Lithograph, Vanity Fair, February 12, 1876.

Lithograph, published by Vanity Fair on June 19, 1886.

Lithograph, Vanity Fair, August 4, 1888. Color print.

Lithograph, Vanity Fair, December 22, 1888.

Lithograph, published by Vanity Fair on October 11, 1894.

Lithograph, Vanity Fair, February 19, 1902.

Lithograph, published by Vanity Fair on December 18, 1880.

Lithograph, published by Vanity Fair on May 7, 1887.

Photographic print taken at the Tri-State Medical Association in Spartanburg, SC in February 1921. Dr. J. P. Munroe of Charlotte, NC was President at the time. The man who submitted the photograph was J. K. Hall and was secretary-treasurer at the time. All the men in the photograph other than the current president were former presidents of the association. Dr. A. E. Baker (Charleston, SC), Dr. J. Howell Way (Waynesville, NC), Dr. J. P Munroe (Charlotte, NC), Dr. Rolfe E. Hughes (Laurens, SC), Dr. Joseph A. White (Richmond, VA), Dr. LeGrand Guerry (Columbia, SC), Dr. Stuart McGuire (Richmond, VA), Dr. Albert Anderson (Raleigh, NC), Dr. J. N. Upshur (Richmond, VA), Dr. Southgate Leigh (Norfolk, VA), Dr. J. Allison Hodges (Richmond, VA), Dr. R. C. Bryan (Richmond, VA).

19th century.

19th century

19th century

18th century.

18th century.

Professor of Medicine at the University of Oxford.

15th-16th century.

Swedish surgeon.

Of Banchory, editor and translator of "The Extant Works of Aretaeus."

From Lowville, NY.

Graduate of University of PA in 1777. Pennsylvania Physician.

Botanist.

19th century.

Professor of medicine, 19th century.

19th century.

18th-19th century.

"The Agnew Clinic" depitcts Dr. Agnew works on a man with three assisting doctors and a nurse. He works in the center of circular stadium. Five rows of men sit watching Dr. Agnew, his patient, and his staff.

From a woodcut.

15th-16th century.

19th century.

18th century.

Botanist, 18th century.

Page from a book with image and text.

19th century.

Medical doctor and professor of anatomy. Four prints

Albosius, IV. "Anno Christi," mounted on matboard.

Unknown alchemist in meditation sitting at desk surrounded by clutter.

Professor of University of Bologna. Illustrator of Discovery of Galvani.

Royal College of Surgeons.

Born in Bologne, professor of Botany in the University of Bolgne.

Maryland.

19th century.

Professor of Anatomy in the Medical Department of Pennsylvania College.

18th century.

19th century.

College President.

Italian porfessor of Medicine. Physician.

Physician, chemist.

19th century.

15th century.

Print of Dr. Garrett Anderson, shows a woman standing at a desk, a London School Board plaque in the background.

18th century.

19th century

French physician.

18th century.

Italian chemist and physician.

Physician at Westminster Hospital.

16th century.

1728

Physician and Professor at Padua.

17th century.

Italian doctor and professor at Pisu, Naples, and Rome.

Aristotle, 384-322 B.C., thought the heart had three chambers and the arteries contained air.

A print of a bust of Aristotle (384-321 B. C.).

Inventor of spectacles.

18th century. Surgeon in Revolutionary War.

18th century.

Page from a book with text and image.

19th century

Surgeon to the Middlesex Hospital. Professor of Surgery in King's College, London.

First to use colored plates. Described the lacteals of mysentery.

18th century.

17th century.

Professor of Medical Chemistry in the Medical Department of Pennyslvania College.

19th century.

19th century.

Chapters in Canon on anatomy.

Illegible handwriting on back.

Physician.

19th century

Professor of Chemistry in the Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia.

Chemistry Professor.

18th century.

17th century.

19th century.

19th century

Professor of anatomy at Rome. Distinguished between smooth and striated muscle. Mounted on paper.

Philosopher and Doctor.

19th century

Physician.

18th century.

18th-19th century.

French physician.

18th century.

Silhouette. Black profile image on white background.

19th century.

15th century.

18th century.

Inventor of the Safety Lamp. 18th-19th century.

First President of the NJ Medical Society.

Titled "Bones." From Vanity Fair supplement.

18th century.

Physician to His Majesty's Household, Sir Thomas Barlow, Bt., Vanity Fair Supplement

19th century

Botanist.

Student in Chemistry, Metaphysics, Natural and Occult Philosophy.

Surgeon, author of history and antiquities of Bristol.

19th century

Physician. Rare.

"There is no man of greater weight than in his profession." From Vanity Fair.

Titled "A Literary Oculist." From Vanity Fair.

Professor of Anatomy. Occulist for Joseph II of Vienna. Lectured on opthalmology.

His Anatomia is one of the most popular 17th century books. Bartholin's glands are named after him.

Homer H. Bartlett, M.D.

16th century.

Professor in the University of Pennsylvania.

Professor of Materia Medica, Natural History, and Botany.

17th century.

German. 1905.

19th century

19th-20th century.

M.D. 1799.

19th century.

19th century.

17th century.

Introduced the terms areola and phrenic nerve.

Chemist and philosopher.

18th century.

19th century

Richmond, VA was President of the Virginia Medical Society.

18th century.

M.D. Member of the Continental Congress. 18th century.

Pioneer American physiologist.

17th century.

Professor of medicine at Paris.

19th century

Professor of anatomy.

19th century

18th century.

19th century

Physician.

17th century.

19th century

18th century.

Surgeon, Edinburgh Royal Infirmary.

18th century.

18th century

18th century

19th century

19th century surgeon.

Described the kidney (tubules of Bellini).

Doctor, a voyager, and a zoologist.

"Vita del B. Filippo Benizzi."

19th century. "The Doctor."

James Benwell, of the physic gardens, Oxford, 18th century.

19th century.

17th century.

19th century

Pioneer of aseptic surgery.

19th century

From European Magazine.

Medical doctor. Two prints, both are head and shoulders views.

19th-20th century.

19th century.

17th century.

19th century

16th century.

19th century.

15th century.

President American Medical Association, 1918-1919.

A title page from a book on Johan Van Beverwiicks, written by Jan Jacobsz Schipper in 1652.

Prrofessor at Dordrecht.

Pharmacist.

17th century.

Approached anatomy from the standpoint of the tissues

Professor of anatomy and medicine.

Plates represent best in anatomical illustration.

Dutch botanist

19th century.

19th century.

President of the American Medical Association.

19th century.

First Lecture on Phrenology.

19th century

Physician, mathamatician, and astronomer.

Surgeon to the prince regent, 19th century.

New York.

J. A. Birelli. 1878.

19th century.

M.D. of Missouri.

Physicist and chemist, professor at University of Edinburgh.

18th century.

17th century.

17th century.

19th century

19th century.

Two prints labeled Stephanus Blancardus; both are head and shoulders views. The doctor has long wavy hair. Under one print: "Ein Hollaendischer Arzt, lebte van Ende, des 17 und zu Anfang des 18 Jahre hunderts."

Doctor and professor of medicine.

19th century. President Garfield's Doctor in Washington.

Surgeon General, United States Public Health Service.

M.D. President of the American Medical Association, 1916-1917.

Professor of Medicine. Studied anatomy, physiology, and medicine.

17th century.

1851

M.D., New York.

Image of a monument to Salvtifero Boerhaavii.

19th century

18th century.

19th century.

19th century

The print is in a folder written in German. He showed that pores in the skin were not openings of blood vessels.

18th century

Bonnett, of Geneva.

Italian Physician.

He was a professor in Leydon and described dysentary in Java.

16th century.

Physician to Henry VIII.

Professor in University of Messina in Pisa.

17th century.

Two prints.

18th century.

Botanist and zoologist.

Member of the Royal Institute of France.

19th century.

19th century

Bostick, 1773-1846.

19th century

New York Physician.

18th-19th century.

Professor of Medicine.

16th century.

Physician. 19th century.

Physician.

French midwife.

19th century

19th century

19th century

19th century

19th century

17th century.

17th century.

17th century.

Admiral William C. Braisted. Surgeon General, United States Navy.

Medical Corps, United States Navy. President of the American Medical Association, 1920-1921.

19th century

19th century.

15th century.

16th century.

19th century

17th century.

19th century

French physician.

New York.

19th century.

Physician.

19th century

19th century.

19th century.

18th century.

Founder of Brunonian Symbium.

20th century. Picture from National Cyclopedia of American Biography; James T. White & Co. New York.

18th century.

Professor of anatomy. 19th century.

19th century

19th century

Professor in Paris.

M.D. of Chicago.

17th century.

Professor of moral philosophy, University of Edinburgh.

18th century.

17th century.

17th century.

Philadelphia. 1800.

New York.

19th century.

German physician.

18th century.

17th century.

17th century.

President of the American Medical Association, 1907.

18th century

19th century

18th-19th century.

18th century.

18th century

19th century.

Of Philadelphia. Studied with Dr. Benjamin Rush.

17th century.

19th century.

19th century.

19th century

19th century.

18th century.

Doctor, NY.

17th century.

A medical doctor.

President American Medical Association, 1908-1909.

Ohio. 19th century.

Professor of the Principles and Practice of Medicine in Oglethorpe Medical College, Savannah, Georgia.

19th-20th century.

18th century.

18th century.

19th century

15th century.

16th century.

17th century.

17th century. Founder of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge.

Professor.

Doctor. Professor of Anatomy at Bologne.

19th century

A professor of surgery.

"Ioach: Babeberg: Filius Med. Doctor et Botanicus celeberr."

Physician, botanist.

Paragraph in German beneath the image.

Surgeon.

19th century

Camper's fascia is named for him.

Botanist

Russian writing in the corners.

19th century

18th-19th century.

Surgeon in Milano, Italy.

19th century

15th-16th century.

Professor at Milan and Paris.

Bayern,19th century.

Anthony Carlisle, 1768-1840. Mounted inside a matboard frame.

19th century

19th century

Burlington, NJ was purser of US Navy.

First to vaccinate in Switzerland.

19th century

19th century

16th-17th century.

Oliver Wendell Holmes called his anatomical tables "eviscerated beauties."

Botanist.

Naturalist.

19th century.

19th century

Copper engraving of one of the works of Jacob Cats. "The child of two ugly parents resembles the beautiful figure at which the mother looked during her pregnancy. By Adrien Pietersz. (1589-1662)"

19th century

17th or 18th century. "Medicus Marpurg [?]."

Medical historian.

Doctor and professor.

first century.

19th century

19th century

16th century.

19th century.

17th century.

Physician in ordinary to Her Majesty.

19th century

18th century.

Professor of chemistry at Montpelier.

Chemist.

Pharmacist.

19th century

Three prints.

19th century

Physician.

18th century.

Osteographia show boxes of natural size.

Founder of Chetham Hospital, Manchester, 17th century.

Chemist.

18th century.

M. D. of Warrenton, Virginia.

Physician in the time of the Argonauts.

18th century.

French surgeon and anatomist.

Professor of materia medica in the University of Edinburgh, 19th century.

Professor of materia medica in the University of Edinburgh, 19th century.

19th century

19th century, wrote on obstetrics.

A print of a bust of Cicero.

16th century.

Naples.

Italian physician and botanist.

17th century.

19th century

19th century

19th century

19th century

19th century

19th century

1661

Father of Sir C. Mansfield Clarke Bast, M.D.

18th century.

Doctor of of anatomy and a zoologist.

18th-19th century.

1866

19th century

Apotheker. Profile of face. 1803

19th century.

Italian physician.

18th century.

18th century.

18th century.

20th century.

Professor of Medical Botany. Author of Botanic Guide to Health and Treatise on Midwifery.

19th century. Professor of Medical Botany.

19th century

18th century.

T. Cogan.

19th century

19th century.

19th century.

"proof before letters, very scarce."

18th century

18th century

19th century

19th century.

19th century

16th century.

15th-16th century.

19th century

18th-19th century. From Biographie des Hommes du Jour.

Surgeon.

Chemist.

17th century.

15th-16th century.

19th century

Surgeon to the King.

Lecturer on anatomy and surgery at St. Thomas's, 19th century.

18th century.

19th century

19th century

Professor of surgery, 19th century.

19th century

18th century.

Surgeon.

19th century

19th century

17th century.

Medical Historian.

18th-19th century.

Physician.

Born in Bologna.

Born in Bologna.

16th-17th century.

16th-17th century.

Physician.

"Medicine Doctor, et Profesf. Ordin in Fredericiana Halenf. Connitatius." (1680-?)

Domenico Cotugno. 1736-1822. Discovered the fluid in the labyrinth.

1763

German writing on the picture.

19th century

Surgeon General to the Forces and Surgeon in Ordinary to Her Majesty in Ireland.

17th century. Professor of Medicine.

19th century

19th century.

18th century.

18th century.

Depicts a surgery taking place. It is a reproduction.

15th century.

Print of three doctors, left to right, Joachim Cameran, 1534-1598, Christopher Jacob Crew, C. Gessner, 1516-1565.

19th century

A matted color print of Sir William Crookes. Underneath the mat: "This Caricature first appeared in the 19th century. It is reproduced and presented with the compliments of Petrolagar Laboratories, Inc.

19th century.

500 B.C. Stressed primacy of the brain-described optic nerves & eustachean tubes.

18th century.

18th century.

19th century

17th century.

17th century.

17th century.

16th century.

Medical doctor

Cupid, Flora, Ceres, and Esculapius honoring the bust of Linnaeus.

Caricature of Pierre Curie and Marie Sklodowska Curie.

19th century

18th century.

Practiced in Virginia, 1756-1805.

19th century. Lecturer on the Theory and Practice of Medicine at Guy's Hospital.

19th century

18th century, botanist, son of a tanner. Page from a book.

18th century.

Portuguese physician.

17th century.

18th century.

18th century

17th century.

19th century

19th century.

19th century

19th century

Charleston, SC. 1809.

19th century

16th century.

Harvey's teacher. He described valves of the veins.

Harvey's teacher. He described valves of the veins.

19th century

19th century

19th century

18th century.

19th century

19th century

19th century

19th century

Caricature of Charles (Robert) Darwin sitting in a green chair.

19th century

lithograph by M. Gauci after E.U. Eddis

Titled "Dietetics." From Vanity Fair.

19th century

19th century

Professor of anatomy, materia medica, therapentic and botany at the University of Virginia.

19th century

19th century

Father of the American Medical Association.

19th century

19th century

Professor.

Zoologist and a paleontologist.

17th century.

French eye doctor.

Three prints.

French naturalist.

19th century

Chemist and an author.

Physician to the Queen.

16th century?

19th century.

Dutch physician.

19th century

Mathamatician.

19th century

Botanist.

French physician.

Botanist and a doctor.

French zoologist.

19th century

19th century

18th-19th century.

19th century

19th century

From a St. Memin portrait.

Scottish botanist.

Early 19th century.

Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine in the Medical Collefe of the State of South Carolina.

18th century. Portrait from National Cyclopedia of American Biography; James T. White & Co. New York.

He was a professor at Utrecht of Anatomie corporis humani.

17th century.

Syracus, NM.

16th century.

19th century

Botanist and physician.

Two prints, a Dutch physician.

18th century

Army surgeon, 18th century.

19th century

19th century

Washington. Born in Boston, MA in 1773.

19th century.

1584. Physician.

Professor of Chemistry and Physiology in the University of NY.

19th century

Providence, RI.

Professor of anatomy at Marbury.

Dryden, from a picture by Hudson in the Hall of Trinity College, Cambridge.

Philadelphia Doctor.

19th century.

French chemist and poet.

19th century

Distinguished French chemist and physiology. Author of several works. Minister of Agriculture in 1850.

19th century

17th century.

18th century.

Savannah, GA.

Author of "Sketches of Upper Canada."

French surgeon.

16th century.

18th-19th century.

French physician.

17th century.

Chicago.

Surgeon at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, 19th century.

19th century

19th century.

French botanist.

French botanist.

19th century.

18th century.

A photographic print of Landon B. Edwards, M. D. of Richmond, Virginia. The photograph was taken by W. W. Foster.

Born 1800 in Bruges. Studied anatomy, zoology, and physiology. Explanation in French along with print.

19th century

17th century.

19th century

Physician.

19th century

George Emerson, M.D.

Surgeon to the Women's Hospital in New York.

Surgeon to the Women's Hospital in New York.

M.D. Gynecologist at a private hospital for women. President of Irish National Federation of America.

17th century.

19th century

18th century.

17th century.

18th century.

Esculape, 1250 B.C.

18th-19th century.

17th century.

Titled "The Scientific Surgery of Cancer." From Mayfair Supplement.

President of the Southern Medical Association from 1916-1917.

M.D. Rare.

19th century

16th century.

19th century, foreign secretary-1863-64.

18th century.

Named the vagina and the placenta.

19th century

19th century

16th century.

Physician.

19th-20th century.

18th century.

R. Cutler Fergusson, b.1799.

Born near Amiens, France. He was the author of textbooks on pathology, anatomy, physiology, and therapeutics.

Physician to the King of France.

18th-19th century.

19th century

S of T of North America. 19th century.

19th-20th century.

French physician.

Titled "Hard Head." From Vanity Fair.

19th century

19th-20th century.

Lecturer on Physiology and Medical Jurisprudence at Edinburgh. 19th century.

Physiologist.

19th century

19th century.

Physician.

18th century.

1637

Italian physician.

French minister.

M.D. of NY.

20th century.

By Vallin-Gauter. Painted in color.

Italian naturalist.

17th century.

20th century.

18th century.

Of Philadelphia.

18th century.

French chemistry porfessor.

French chemistry porfessor.

Chemist.

Professor of practical chemistry in University College, London.

Doctor and poet.

French physician.

Anatomist.

John F. Francis.

18th-19th century.

John W. Francis.

Professor at Heidelburg in 1677.

Italian Professor.

18th century.

17th century.

17th century.

19th century

One of the first in England to practice the innoculation of smallpox.

A Master of the Knife, Vanity Fair 1907

French doctor.

18th century

16th century.

16th century.

Physician.

Of Michigan.

17th century.

Physician.

Member of the Academy of Science of Stockholm.

French botanist and zoologist.

Professor.

Print of Galen (131-201). Galen recognized seven cranial nerves, described ductus arteriosus and foramen ovale and gave a good description of the skeleton.

Galen, grouped with other famous physicians, 131-200.

Galienus, 130-201.

16th century.

Jean Joseph Gall.

Physician and medical writer.

NY.

French surgeon, studied anatomy.

17th century.

18th century.

19th century

French scientist known especially for his study of gases.

17th century.

18th century.

c.1652.

Gendrin.

A print of the general plan of the Royal Hospital at Greennich.

Zoologist.

French physician.

19th century

19th-20th century.

Physician and professor.

18th century.

18th century.

Professor of Surgery at the University of Pennsylvania.

MD. Professor of Surgery in the University of Pennsylvania. 19th century.

17th century.

18th century.

Professor of Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Children.

Richard Gilpin, 1625-1699.

18th-19th century.

A print of Gioscoides (40-90).

19th century

19th century

18th century.

Senior surgeon Revolutionary Army.

Author. M.D. of Portland, OR.

Professor at Cambridge. He described the liver, Glisson's capsule, and blood supply.

M.D. from the Medical College of London. 18th century.

19th century

Physician.

19th -20th century.

Physician.

19th century

18th century.

19th century

19th century

20th century.

President of the American Medical Association, 1909-1910.

20th century.

Botanist, doctor, and professor at Montpellier.

Lithograph entitled Men of the Day, No. 1298 "Surgical Diagnosis" Sir Alfred Pearce Gould, published by Vanity Fair Supplement.

Regner de Graaf. 1641-1673. Description of the reproductive system. (Graafian follicles).

Dr. F. Graeme of Graeme Park near Philadelphia. Rare.

Professor of Anatomy and Physiology in the Medical Department of Pennsylvania College.

Italian physician.

Italian physician.

19th century

19th century

US Navy. Washington, DC. Physician to Woodrow Wilson.

18th century.

18th century

Pharmacist.

17th century.

18th century.

18th century

18th century.

19th century

19th century

19th century

19th century

19th century

19th century

Color image of Dr. Grovesnor, the Great Oxford Surgeon, walking his dog.

Photograph of a group of men on a staircase. Five rows are pictured, with five people in the first row and three people in the fifth. All the men are wearing a suit and a tie and a man on the first row is holding a cane. In a manilla folder with most of the men identified. Photograph by M. Freydeck and dated May 25, 1943.

18th century.

Physician.

German Physician.

Physician. 19th century.

19th century

19th century

19th century

Italian physician. Born in Bologne.

19th century

Founder of Guy's Hospital. Print shows him conferring with Dr. Mead, the physician, and Mr. Stear, the architect, upon the plan of the building.

Doctor to Louis XIV of France.

Dutch

18th century.

Dutch, also Adriaen de Jonghe

19th-20th century.

Sweden

18th century.

From National Geographic Magazine.

18th century.

Lecturer on midwifery and psychology at Guy's Hospital, 19th century.

19th century

Physician in Ordinary to William IV. President of the Royal College of Physicians.

19th century

19th century

Physician to Napoleon I. Helped introduce vaccination.

Physician to Napoleon I. Helped introduce vaccination.

Professor of anatomy at Gottingen.

Philosopher, physician, anatomist, surgeon, and botanist.

17th century.

Dr. Hamilton of Edinburgh, possibly named James or Alexander. 18th century.

Honorary consulting physician of the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh.

18th century.

John Charles Hammerer (1645-1702).

18th century.

19th century

17th century.

18th century.

17th century.

19th century

19th century

Dutch

19th century

R. Harlan.

18th century.

18th century.

19th century, professor at Baltimore College.

18th century.

19th century

19th century

Professor of Medicine.

19th century

C is a magazine clipping

mezzotint, private plate by James MacArdell

Studied the circulation of the blood.

19th century

19th century

Wrote "Food and its Adulterion," 19th century.

Politician and chemist.

19th century

Nathan L. Hatfield.

18th century.

16th-17th century.

18th century.

President of the American Society of Dental Surgeons.

19th century

Surgeon to the king, 18th century.

Balthazar Hebenstreit. 1723.

18th century.

Professor at Altdorf.

18th century.

18th century.

Dutch, 3 prints

Leader of the Chemical School of Medicine.

Surgeon to the Blackburn Dispensary.

18th century.

Physician.

Physician

18th century

Print of Dr. Mitchell Henry. Titled "Home Rule." Consulting physician to Middlesex Hospital. From Vanity Fair.

18th century.

19th century

18th century.

18th century.

Photograph, 19th-20th century.

18th century.

Dutch, 2 prints

Dutch

Of Philadelphia, formerly of London.

German

17th century.

Doctor, Boston.

Professor at Paris.

Dr. Hill of New York. 1798.

19th century

Knight of the Polar Star. First Superintendent of the Royal Gardens of Kew.

Dutch, Text around images syas H. Hillers, teacher in the Remonstran Church, and doctor in Hoorn

A photographic print of Dr. Blanton S. Hillsman by Foster Studio.

19th century

18th century.

A print of a bust of Hippocrates.

A print mounted on paper of Hippocrates (460-370 B. C.) who wrote chapters on articulations and injuries of the head.

Hippocrates refuses to accept gifts. He sits leaning away from the gifts with his hand pushing them away.

A print of a bust of Hippocates (460-370 B. C.).

18th century.

18th century.

20th century.

Physician to Pope Gregory X. Appointed himself Pope John XXI.

Dutch

University of Pennsylvania.

A photographic print of J. Allison Hodges, M. D., president of the Medical Society of Virginia.

19th-20th century.

18th century

Fellow student with Harvey at Padua.

18th century

Professor at Altdorf. Discovered pancreatic duct in a turkey.

17th century.

19th century.

19th century.

Dutch, physician and poet

19th century

19th century.

A color matted print of Oliver Wendell Holmes. Underneath the mat: "This Caricature first appeared in the 19th century. It is reproduced and presented with the compliments of Petrolagar Laboratories, Inc.

19th century

19th century

18th century

18th century.

19th century

German

Dutch

18th century.

18th century.

16th century.

16th-17th century. Dutch physician.

Demonstrated the human thoracic duct.

19th century

19th century

University of Cambridge, United States.

German

19th century.

Physician.

Dutch

19th century

Professor of pathology and practiced medicine, obstetrics and medical jurisprudence at the University of Virginia.

18th century.

18th century.

From a photograph taken about 1865.

18th century.

Samuel B. Howell.

18th century.

18th century.

Physician to Felipe IV. Died in Madrid.

18th century.

Early 19th century.

18th century.

L. Humphreys.

18th century.

Teacher of anatomy, founder of the Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons.

18th century.

18th century.

Anatomy of testis. Anatomical theatre.

Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia.

19th century

Color lithograph entitled Dr. Jonathan Hutchinson that was published by Vanity Fair on September 27, 1890.

19th century

19th century

17th century.

19th century

19th century

A color matted print of Thomas Henry Huxley. Underneath the mat: "This Caricature first appeared in the 19th century. It is reproduced and presented with the compliments of Petrolagar Laboratories, Inc.

19th century

A print of a silhouette of Hygeia.

Flemish

Artist Luis Jiménez Aranda

16th century.

Graduated Harvard in 1801. First in America to amputate at shoulder joint.

Dutch born

Professor in Parma.

18th century

17th century.

16th century.

Physician and chemist.

New York.

Inventor and scientist. Born in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

Professor at Institutes of Medicine in University of Pennsylvania.

A. Jacobi. President of the American Medical Association from 1912-1913.

19th century.

Of Philadelphia. 1802.

Naturalist.

19th century

Doctor, Pennsylvania. 19th century.

19th century

18th century

18th century.

Print of Surgeon General Jameson in full uniform. Labeled "Army Medical." From Vanity Fair.

"Dr. Jim." From Vanity Fair.

M.D., New York.

18th century.

18th century.

18th century.

18th century.

19th century

Print of Edward Jenner, tending to a child on a chair.

18th-19th century. Physician.

18th century

19th century

16th century.

19th century

Painted by Oliver, 18th century.

19th century

19th century

19th century

19th century

18th-19th century. Physician.

17th-18th century.

University of Aberdeen. Lived under reign of Charles I.

17th century.

19th century

18th century.

Patriot and physician.

Inventor of the Spinal Stays and Apparatus for Relieving and Curing Distortion of the Spine.

Doctor, Chicago.

18th-19th century.

16th century.

M.D., Massachusetts.

French chemist.

16th century.

18th century. Professor of Botany of the National Institute.

President of the Queen's College, Cork.

18th century.

Doctor of Pennsylvania.

19th century president of the College of Surgeons.

19th century

19th century

19th-20th century.

Lord Kelvin. 19th-20th century.

Dutch, physican and missionary

Physician and poet.

Doctor, Pennsylvania.

Doctor and dentist.

M.D., Ohio.

18th century.

Professor of Surgery in Yale College.

20th century.

18th century.

17th century.

German, physician and poet

19th century

19th century

18th century.

18th century

16th century.

Popular anatomist at Dantzig.

19th century.

19th century.

Dutch, 2 prints

17th century.

French surgeon.

18th century

Naturalist.

19th century

19th century

Botanist, predecessor to Darwin in biology.

1612

18th-19th century.

19th century

M. V. F. Lamourouse (1779-1825). French naturalist, botanist, and zoologist.

18th century

1716

19th century

18th century.

Surgeon to Napoleon III.

Professor of Chemistry at Williams College.

19th century. French surgeon.

Image circa 1780.

19th century

Of New Port in the Deleware. Died in Philadelphia Dec 19, 1819.

Physician.

18th-19th century.

19th century

Professor and chemist.

Surgeon Extraordinary to the Queen. 18th-19th century.

18th century.

18th century.

18th century.

18th century.

18th century.

Page from a book.

stipple and line engraving after Lewis

Anatomist and surgeon.

Magazine clipping from The Medical Pickwick.

Surgeon and dentist.

Obstitrician.

19th century

Louis Francois Lebut.

Three prints. A botanist and a professor.

19th century

18th century.

18th century.

An early microscopist who described spermatozoa. The print is mounted on mattboard.

Dutch.

19th century

Physician. Member of the Academy of Sciences.

18th century.

19th century

18th century. U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania.

19th century. Professor of Anatomy in the University of Pennsylvania.

1685. Naturalist and physician.

18th century

19th century

Nicolas Lemery.

Dutch

19th century

Early 19th century.

Providence, RI.

19th century

Naturalist to the King.

Physician. Professor at the University of Edimbourg.

Physician.

19th century

19th century

Doctor and scientist. 18th century.

19th century

17th century.

18th-19th century.

Improved the obstetrical forceps.

19th century

19th century

French Chemist.

19th century

First president of the Royal College of Physicians, 17th century.

17th century.

From Brunswick, ME.

Dutch physician, botanist, author and librarian

Professor of Botany at the London University. Botanist.

American physican and politician (Missouri)

7 prints, botanist, zoologist, taxonomist, and physician

19th century

photogravure (9356)

Knight and doctor of physic, 1646.

Surgeon. Very rare.

1877

19th century

Rare Thatcher.

18th-19th century.

18th century.

Obstetric Physician to Queen Victoria.

German surgeon.

18th century.

US Senator.

Chancellor of the University of Paris.

Discoverer of anaesthesia.

19th century.

Surgeon general, 19th century.

18th century.

19th-20th century.

Author of Popular Physiology and Algiers and Barbary. Assistant surgeon under East India Company.

Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians at Edinburgh, 18th century.

Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians at Edinburgh, 18th century.

18th century

German

Either a Belgian or French physician.

19th century

Born at Metz. The first to use the scissors in extirpation of the globe. He advised removal of the lachrymal gland in this operation.

16th century.

19th century

17th century.

19th century

Dutch physican, astrologer

16th century.

19th century

19th century

Spanish Philosopher.

Spanish Jew.

19th century

19th century

Sir William MacCormac. Titled "Gun Shot Wounds." From Vanity Fair.

19th century

One of the founders of the Medical University of Maryland.

John Machie (1748-1831).

19th century

19th century.

mezzotint by Lupton after Gordon, 1838

Irish refugee. He was professor of midwivery at the College of Physicians and Surgeons and later entered the field of chemistry. He also was a physician.

Author and physician, M.D. Glasgow, 1825.

French M.D.

19th century

Member of the Corporation of Surgeons. 18th-19th century.

J. G. Maisonneuve.

Surgeon.

Professor of medicine and surgery.

19th century

Demonstrated the capillary link in the circulation.

French Physician.

18th-19th century.

Physician to the Queen. 19th century.

Physician. 19th century.

Flemish. Fol., mezzo. by Sebastian Barras after Van Dyck

French physician.

Surgeon.

French surgeon. Born in Calais.

French physician.

19th century

19th century

1683

Optician, 18th century.

19th century

18th century.

Professor of Botany in the University of Cambridge.

Professor of anatomy.

First account of the prostate. Accurate description of choriod plexus, seat of the soul. Italian anatomist.

17th century.

18th century.

Italian author and physician. Died in Florence.

19th century

17th century.

Senior member of College of Physicians, 18th century.

19th century

1680

19th century

18th-19th century.

16th century.

Member of the Royal Academy of Medicine.

President of the American Medical Assocation from 1917-1918.

President of the American Medical Association from 1906-1907.

Titled "Philosophers of the Last century." 18th century.

19th century

19th century

19th century

A photographic print of a painting.

Member of Federal Convention.

Silhouette picture on a man with a hat facing to the right. A background of an archway is lightly drawn. The bottom left hand corner reads "James McClury".

19th century

Army surgeon.

19th century

Emeritus Professor of Surgery, Medical College of VA.

19th-20th century.

Photograph of the statue of Hunter Holmes McGuire, President of the American Medical Association.

A bust of Malcolm McHardy, M.D. 1900.

Burlington, NJ.

1750. Scarce.

19th century

President of the American Medical Association from 1905-1906.

Edinburgh. 18th century.

19th century

18th century. Mounted on matboard.

18th century.

Physician in Ordinary to His Majesty.

Taught anatomy in Berlin and is known for Meckel's diverticulum.

18th century.

A Copy of Medieval Epidemics-The "Decameron"-Boccaccio's Florentine Story-tellers during the plague in the 14th century.

19th century

18th century.

Glands of the eyelid.

19th century

19th century. Professor of Medicine and Diseases of Women and Children at the Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia.

Inventor.

18th century.

Sir W. Jenner. Men of the Day. "Physic." From Vanity Fair.

Lithograph, Men of the Day, No. 37, Homoeopathic Society that appeared in Vanity Fair on January 20, 1872.

Lithograph entitled Men of the Day, No. 57, Old Bones from Vanity Fair, March 1, 1873.

19th century chemist.

17th century.

Hieronimus Mercurialis (1530-1606). Professor of Bologne, Padua, and Pisa. First of modern physicians to recommend to medical gymnastics. Author of first treatise on skin disease (1570-Venice).

18th century

18th century.

M.D. Author and physician.

19th century

19th century

Dutch Opthalmologist

Dutch naturalist, theologian

17th century.

19th century

Botanist.

18-19 century.

Attending Physician from 1806-1812.

Professor of Surgery in the University of Edinburgh, 19th century.

Professor at Oxford, 18th century.

19th century

19th century

19th century.

19th century

Professor of Chemistry at Columbia, NY.

Royal Universtiy of Berlin

Professor.

Physician.

French physician and botanist.

Professor of Principles of Medicine and Clinical Medicine at the Washington University of Baltimore, Maryland.

Sen. M.D.

Professor of anatomy and surgery at Edinburgh.

Physician at Chelsea Hospital.

Italian physician.

Professor of surgery.

19th century

18th century.

18th century.

Professor

Surgeon.

19 century.

Professor of anatomy at Padua and the founder of pathology.

Painting in Philadelphia.

Physician and professor of mathematics. By N. Poilly.

The Hygeist.

Botanist at Aberdeen.

18th century

19th century.

"The Hygeist."

Dutch

19th century

17th century.

19th century

M. D. Surgeon Dentist, Boston, Administering Ether Preparatory to Performing the Operation by which He First Discovered and Demonstrated the Marvelous Anaesthetic Powers of Ether in Surgery

19th century

19th century surgeon.

19-20th century.

Mid-19th century.

19th century.

Professor of Surgery in the University of NY.

18th-19th century

18th century.

Italian physician.

19th century

Yale College. President of the Medical Society of Connecticut.

19th century.

19th century.

19th century.

Founder of the College of Chemistry in Liverpool.

Dutch

President of the National Medical Society.

Mid-19th Century.

Teacher of anatomy at Leipzig.

19th century

19-20th Century.

19th century.

19th century

Professor. 1870.

1617

President of the Royal Society of London.

17th century.

Dutch

Surgeon of the Hospital from 1836- 1863.

Surgeon to the Charter Home.

Dutch anatomist with the Canal of Nuck named after him.

Professor of anatomy at Jefferson Medical College.

German naturalist, botanist, biologist, and ornithologist

19th century

"Only a Dream," a doctor sits at his desk looking at a book, in the background a woman lies dead on a table while four other men examine her.

19th century

19th century

Last picture taken a week or two before his last illness.

Regius Professor of Medicine, Oxford University. Editor of Modern Medicine.

19th century

19th century

Vicor of Edmenton, Middlesex, 1795.

A color matted print of Sir Richard Owen. Underneath the mat: "This Caricature first appeared in the 19th century. It is reproduced and presented with the compliments of Petrolagar Laboratories, Inc.

Professor at Leyden. He wrote de humani corporis ossibus.

A color matted print of Sir James Paget, Bart. Underneath the mat: "This Caricature first appeared in the 19th century. It is reproduced and presented with the compliments of Petrolagar Laboratories, Inc.

Italian physician.

19th century

Professor of anatomy at Jefferson Medical College.

17 century.

19th century

Blaise Pascal.

19th century

1662

17th century.

Professor of anatomy in Jefferson Medical College in Pennsylvania.

1802

English botanist.

Taught medicine in Philadelphia.

19th century

A matted color print of Louis Pasteur. Underneath the mat: "This Caricature first appeared in the 19th century. It is reproduced and presented with the compliments of Petrolagar Laboratories, Inc.

19th century.

Hydrophobia, Vanity Fair

Professor at Padua.

1662

Physician.

Professor of anatomy in Jefferson Medical College in Pennsylvania.

Graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1808. He later became a professor of philosophy.

Dutch

Chemist.

College of Physicians.

College of Physicians.

Royal College of Physicians, London, 19th century.

French astronomer, Fol., line by Vorsterman after Van Dyck

Chemist, 19th century.

1842

Professor of theory and practice of medicine at Philadelphia College of Medicine.

19th century.

Eminent French Army Surgeon. 19th Century.

Medical essays, anatomist, and architect.

Member of the Academy of Sciences. Professor of anatomy at Paris.

Professor at Paris.

Surgeon and opthamologist.

Surgeon at Paris.

Physician.

Physician. Professor at the School of Medicine in Paris.

Physician. Professor at the School of Medicine in Paris.

19th century

Philip S. Physick was a professor of anatomy at the University of Pennsylvania.

Dr. Philip Syng Physick. Born in Philadelphia, PA July 7, 1768. Died 15, 1837. Graduated from University of Pennsylvania in 1785, and was given the independent chair of sugery which he held or 13 years. Was called "father of American surgery." First American to be elected Member of the French Academy of Medicine. In 1836 made honorary fellow of Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society of London.

19th century

1808

French physician.

Son of Col. Pitcairn. Killed at Bunker Hill.

Surgeon.

Professor of natural philosophy in the University of Edinburgh.

Scotch Chemist. President of the Chemical Society.

Dutch

17th century.

Botanist and Traveler.

Botanist.

French physician.

15th century.

Doctor. 18th Century.

Physician.

Naples.

Physician.

First professor of anatomy and physiology at the University of Nashville in Tennessee.

17th century.

19th Century.

Professor of Medicine in the University of MD.

Physician and surgeon. Head surgeon of Le Grand Hotel-Dieu of Lyon.

Chests, Vanity Fair 1904

18th century.

18th century.

Charleston, SC.

Surgeon.

19th century

Professor of medicine.

President of the American Medical Association from 1924-1925.

Obstitrician and professor. Director of the Royal Academy of Surgery. 1745-1751.

A print of a bust of Pythagoras.

Physician to Louis XV. Author "Historical Origin and Progress of Surgery in France." Published in Paris in 1749.

Physician to Louis XV. Author "Historical Origin and Progress of Surgery in France." Published in Paris in 1749.

"Lord Beaconsfield's Physician." From Vanity Fair.

19th-20th century.

19th century.

18th century.

Italian physician.

18th-19th Century.

From Newscastle upon Tyne.

Surgeon to the Pennsylvania Hospital.

Scientist, chemist, and physician.

Professor of anatomy of Leyden.

French physician.

Very Scarce.

Priest and deacon.

19th century.

Oculist. 17th Century.

18th-19th Century.

Zoologist and physician. Member of the Academy of Sciences.

Physician.

Philadelphia. Old photograph of a rare portrait.

Author of the Medical Guide. 19th century.

Bust of Walter Reed. 20th Century army doctor.

19th century.

19th century

Dutch

19th Century.

Physician.

French physician.

Professor of theory and practice of medicine at Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia.

19th century

19th Century.

An engraving of William Richardson mounted on board.

French surgeon.

Physician.

19th century.

Dutch anatomy, surgery, obstetrics

19th century

Author of Reflections on the Surgeons Bill, a Treatise on Vaccination, and a Translation of Virgil partly original and partly altered from Dryden and Pitt.

Botanist, anatomist, physician, and professor.

Antagonist of Harvey.

Professor.

Professor at Montpelier.

Surgeon.

19th century.

Member of the Royal College of Physicians and Physician to the Royal Hospital at Greenwood.

Physician.

French botanist.

19th Century.

A. W. Mayo Robson. "Science and Sport." Mayfair and Town Topics.