Ernest Board
Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d'Irlande
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1877 – 1934
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44 œuvres
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The Heavenly Army
Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery
The Discovery of Quinine, 1820
Wellcome Collection
William Harvey Demonstrating His Theory of Circulation of Blood before Charles I
Wellcome Collection
Abbaye of Saint Antoine, Sologne, France: Pilgrims Suffering from St Antony's Fire Approach the Infirmary
Wellcome Collection
Ambroise Paré Using the Ligature when Amputating on the Battlefield at the Siege of Bramvilliers, 1552
Wellcome Collection
Vaccination: Dr Jenner Performing His First Vaccination, 1796
Wellcome Collection
Pascal's Experiment in the Puy de Dôme to Test the Relation between Atmospheric Pressure and Altitude
Wellcome Collection
Guy de Chauliac Bandaging the Leg of Pope Clement VI at Avignon, c.1348
Wellcome Collection
The Healing Art in Pre-Historic Times
Wellcome Collection
Lavoisier Explaining to His Wife the Result of His Experiments on Air
Wellcome Collection
Roger Bacon in His Observatory at Merton College, Oxford
Wellcome Collection
The First Use of Ether in Dental Surgery, 1846
Wellcome Collection
An Invocation to I-em-hetep, the Egyptian Deity of Medicine
Wellcome Collection
Leeuwenhoek with His Microscope
Wellcome Collection
Robert, Earl of Gloucester, Building the Great Keep of Bristol Castle, 1116
Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery
Christopher Wren Demonstrating His Method of Introducing Drugs into a Vein, before Dr Willis, 1667
Wellcome Collection
Albertus Magnus Expounding His Doctrines of Physical Science in the Streets of Paris, c.1245
Wellcome Collection
Patients Sleeping in the Temple of Aesculapius at Epidaurus
Wellcome Collection
Rhazes, Persian Physician and Alchemist, in His Laboratory at Baghdad (originally titled by the artist 'Rhazes, Arab Physician and Alchemist, in His Laboratory at Baghdad')
Wellcome Collection
William Gilbert Demonstrating the Magnet before Elizabeth I, 1598
Wellcome Collection
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