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Drawing of the head and neck, lateral view
This is one of the several hundred original drawings produced by H. F. Aitken and eventually published in Warren's handbook. The text accompanying this illustration states, "The side of the skull has been cut away; the brain has been removed leaving…
Warren's handbook of anatomy
The lineal descendant of John Warren and John Collins Warren, John Warren (1874-1928) received a degree from the Medical School in 1900; he became a professor of anatomy at Harvard and was noted for his dissection work. During the last years of his…
Anatomy : descriptive and surgical
With dissections by Henry Gray, lecturer on anatomy, and H. V. Carter, demonstrator of anatomy at Saint George's Hospital, London, Gray's Anatomy quickly became a standard text for medical students. It first appeared in the U.S. in 1859 and became…
Student notes on anatomy
The Harvard Medical School student in the 1890s attended anatomy lectures four times each week, with additional hours devoted to practical anatomical dissection. Ralph C. Larrabee, who received a medical degree from Harvard in 1897, preserved his…
Teaching watercolor of capillaries
After sketches by J. C. Warren
Teaching watercolor of capillaries
After sketches by J. C. Warren
Teaching watercolor of capillaries
After sketches by J. C. Warren
Teaching watercolor of capillaries
After sketches by J. C. Warren
Teaching watercolor of the creation of an artificial anus
After Jean Baptiste Marc Bourgery's Traite complet de l'anatomie de l'homme, vol. 7, plate 43
Teaching watercolor of various problems of the colon and natural artificial anus
After Jean Baptiste Marc Bourgery's Traite complet de l'anatomie de l'homme, plate 33
Teaching watercolor of diffuse suppuration in the head and shaft of the femur and an encephaloid tumor on the lower part of the same femur
After Edward Stanley's Illustrations of the effects of disease and injury of the bones, plates 1 and 18
Teaching watercolor showing the torso of a female with cancer of many kinds of tissue and the various sizes and types of tumors
After Jean Cruveilhier's Anatomie pathologique du corps humain, vol. 2, liv. 32, pl. 4
Teaching watercolor of a damaged skull
Possibly of a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of bone cancer on the skull
After Jean Cruveilhier's Anatomie pathologique du corps humain, vol. 2, liv. 33, pl. 4
Teaching watercolor of skull deformed near the right eye socket
Possibly from local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of the interior of a tumor
Possibly from local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of skin tumor with microscopic view
Possibly from local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of the appearance of vessels in the web of a frog's foot after the addition of water
After Addison's Physiological Researches, plate 2
Teaching watercolor of a bone tumor and a microscopic view of the tissue
Possibly from local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of cancer on the hand
After Jean Cruveilhier's Anatomie pathologique du corps humain, vol. 1, liv. 19, pl. 3
Teaching watercolor of a piece of tissue and a microscopic view
Possibly from local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of bone tumor in the hand
Possibly of a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of the thigh cut horizontally at the midpoint to show muscles, bone, nerves, and blood vessels
After Alfred Velpeau's Traite complet d'anatomie chirurgicale, generale et topographique du corps humain, plate 16
Teaching watercolor of a surgical dissection of the wrist and palm
After Joseph Maclise's Surgical Anatomy, III. 9
Teaching watercolor of the muscles, nerves, and blood vessels of the inner elbow
After Thomas Wormald's A series of anatomical sketches and diagrams, plate 18
Teaching watercolor of the blood vessels in the right side of the neck
Possibly of local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of the region of the Axilla on the left side following the removal of the adipose and cellular tissue
After Thomas Wormald's A series of anatomical sketches and diagrams, plate 17
Teaching watercolor of a dissection of the neck showing muscles and blood vessels
Possibly after plate 17 of an unknown work
Teaching watercolor of the muscles of the neck, chest, jaw, and clavicle
AfterThomas Wormald's A series of anatomical sketches and diagrams, plate 6
Teaching watercolor of tumors on the back of a male patient
Possibly of a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of a tumor on the face of a woman
Possibly of a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of the uterine, ovarian, and pudic arteries
After Richard Quain's The anatomy of the arteries of the human body and its applications to pathology and operative surgery, plate 63
Teaching watercolor of a cartilaginous tumor of the humerus
After Edward Stanley's Illustrations of the effects of disease and injury of the bones, plate 19
Teaching watercolor of a mass removed from the jaw of a woman with a microscopic view of the tissue
Possibly of a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of a removed mass of tissue
Possibly of a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of the posterior wall of the inguinal canal and a view, from within, of the neck of the sac of a direct or internal inguinal hernia
After Thomas George Morton's The surgical anatomy of the principal regions of the human body, Inguinal Herniae, no. 3 and 9
Teaching watercolor of five views of a tumor of the skull and jaw
Possibly of a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of a right hand with a skin disease that causes scaly skin and horn-like growths
After Jean Cruveilhier's Anatomie pathologique du corps humain, vol. 1, liv. 7, pl. 6
Teaching watercolor of bone loss of the cranium caused by bone cancer and of a tibia with late stage bone cancer
After Auguste Nelaton's Elemens de pathologie chirurgicale, fig. 243 and 244
Teaching watercolor of the three-part sheath of the femoral vessels
After Thomas George Morton's The surgical anatomy of the principal regions of the human body, The Groin, plate 4
Teaching watercolor of degeneration of the heart tissue caused by venereal disease
After Phillipe Ricord's Traite complet des maladies veneriennes, plate 29
Teaching watercolor of removed tissue and a microscopic view of it
Possibly from a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of the lower arm cut horizontally near the elbow to show muscles, bone, nerves, and blood vessels
After Alfred Velpeau's Traite complet d'anatomie chirurgicale, generale et topographique du corps humain, plate 17
Teaching watercolor of removed masses in skin tissue and a microscopic view of the tissue
Possibly from local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of scar tissue, tumors, and abnormality of the nerves
After Jean Cruveilhier's Anatomie pathologique du corps humain, vol. 2, liv. 35, pl. 2
Teaching watercolor of tumors in the lower arm and hand
After Jean Cruveilhier's Anatomie pathologique du corps humain, vol. 2, liv. 23, pl. 3 and 4
Teaching watercolor of bone with abnormal texture
Possibly of a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of large mass on the back of the left shoulder
Possibly of a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of a mass removed from the jaw of a male child and a microscopic view of the tissue
Possibly of a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of diseases of the larynx, trachea, and thyroid gland
After Jean Cruveilhier's Anatomie pathologique du corps humain, vol. 2, liv. 35, pl. 4
Teaching watercolor of a diseased skull
Possibly from a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of a mass on the femur near the knee and a microscopic view of the tissue
Possibly from a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of tumors throughout the left arm
After Jean Cruveilhier's Anatomie pathologique du corps humain, vol. 2, liv. 30, pl. 5
Teaching watercolor of a woman with a large tumor on her humerus
After Edward Stanley's Illustrations of the effects of disease and injury of the bones, plate 13
Teaching watercolor of a removed tumor and a microscopic view of the tissue
Possibly from a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of a removed mass with a microscopic view of the tissue
Possibly from a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of a large tumor on the humerus
After Jean Cruveilhier's Anatomie pathologique du corps humain, vol. 2, liv. 34, pl. 4
Teaching watercolor showing several views of tumors in the bone of the skull
Possibly after plate 15 of an unidentified source
Teaching watercolor of removed skin tissue and a microscopic view of that tissue
Possibly from a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of a tumor removed from the ring finger of the left hand and a microscopic view of the tissue
Possibly from a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of the removal of a cancerous goiter
After Jean Baptiste Marc Bourgery's Traite complet de l'anatomie de l'homme, volume 7, plate 26, figure 4
Teaching watercolor of woman with large growth on right side of neck under the ear and jaw
Possibly after a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of hydrocele in the neck of an infant
Possibly from a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of an abnormal growth on the sternum of a male subject
Possibly of a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of a deformity of the arm caused by a severe burn, and the results of corrective surgery on the same arm
After Jacques D. Lebaudy's The anatomy of the regions interested in the surgical operations performed upon the human body, plate 18
Teaching watercolor of tongue ulcers and papules caused by venereal disease
After Philippe Ricord's Traite complet des maladies veneriennes, plate 35
Teaching watercolor of exterior and interior views of a large bone tumor of the upper jaw which filled the cavities of the nose and orbits and extended into the cranium
After Edward Stanley's Illustrations of the effects of disease and injury of the bones, plates 13 and 17
Teaching watercolor of a tumor in the mouth, including exterior views, dissected view, and view of tissue under a microscope
Possibly from a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of five views of spinal dysraphism in infants
After Jean Cruveilhier's Anatomie pathologique du corps humain, volume 1, part 16, plate 4
Teaching watercolor of baby with deformed head
Possibly of a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of an aneurysm by anastomosis on the skull
After Robert Druitt's The principles and practice of modern surgery, page 302
Teaching watercolor of an aneurysm of the aortic arch which pushed through the gap between the clavicle and the rib cage to protrude beneath the skin
After Jean Cruveilhier's Anatomie pathologique du corps humain, vol. 1, liv. 3, pl. 3
Teaching watercolor of an aneurysm of the aorta, trachea, and esophagus
After Jean Cruveilhier's Anatomie pathologique du corps humain, volume 1, part 3, plate 4
Teaching watercolor of an inguinal aneurysm and the femoral and popliteal arteries with a popliteal aneurysm
After Sir Charles Bell's Practical Essays, vol. 2, pl. 2, by Oscar Wallis
Teaching watercolor of enormous aneurysm of the descending aorta and spinal deterioration caused by contact with it
After Jean Cruveilhier's Anatomie pathologique du corps humain, vol. 2, liv. 40, pl. 2
Teaching watercolor showing interior layers of coagular of an enormous aneurysm of the descending aorta, an aneurysm of the carotid, and the contraction of the aorta
After Jean Cruveilhier's Anatomie pathologique du corps humain, vol. 2, liv. 40, pl. 3
Teaching watercolor of the abnormal dilation of the subcutaneous abdominal veins
After Jean Cruveilhier's Anatomie pathologique du corps humain, vol. 1 liv. 16, plate 6
Teaching watercolor of tongue neoplasms
Possibly from a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of a large growth on a child's head and a microscopic view of the tissue
Possibly of a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of a tumor on the forehead of a female patient
Possibly of a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of removed piece of tissue
Possibly from a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of advanced breast cancer
After Jean Cruveilhier's Anatomie pathologique du corps humain, vol. 2, liv. 31, pl. 2
Large teaching watercolor of breast neoplasms in the skin and muscles of the breast
After Jean Cruveilhier's Anatomie pathologique du corps humain, vol. 2, liv. 26, plate 3
Teaching watercolor of cross sections of a piece of removed tissue
Possibly from a local Boston patient
Teaching watercolor of femoral hernia of the intestines
After Jean Cruveilhier's Anatomie pathologique du corps humain, vol. 1, liv. 15, pl. 6
Teaching watercolor of two femoral hernias
After J. B. D. Demeaux's Recherches sur l'evolution du sac herniaire suivies de considerations chirurgicales sur les complications auxelles il pent donner lieu, plate 5
Teaching watercolor of obturator hernia
After Robert Druitt's The principles and practice of modern surgery, page 465
Teaching watercolor of a hernia of the uterus
After Jean Cruveilhier's Anatomie pathologique du corps humain, volume 2, part 34, plate 6
Teaching watercolor of inguinal hernia
After J. B. D. Demeaux's Recherches sur l'evolution du sac herniaire suivies de considerations chirurgicales sur les complications auxelles il pent donner lieu, plate 2
Teaching watercolor of a femoral hernia in a female patient
After Thomas George Morton's The surgical anatomy of the principal regions of the human body, The Groin, plate 6
Teaching watercolor of the saphenous opening of the fascia lata and the saphena vein, with and without the cribriform fascia
After Thomas George Morton's The surgical anatomy of the principal regions of the human body, The Groin, pages 102 and 104