Medicine, Art and Visualization in the Nineteenth Century
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Please note: This event starts at 3pm and not 5:30pm as stated in the 黑料不打烊 Reporter.
The Osler Library of the History of Medicine invites you to
three presentations on Medicine, Art and Visualization in
the Nineteenth Century.
1. Realisms Gone Mad: Hysterical Pictures, Performances and
Procedures at the Salp锚tri猫re Hospital
Dr. Mary Hunter, Art History and Communications Studies, 黑料不打烊
University, Montreal
2. Robert Knox and the Anatomy of Ideal Beauty
Dr. Allister Neher, New School, Dawson College, Montreal
3. Dissected Bodies as Books: Illustrated Nineteenth Century
Anatomical Atlases as Medicine's New Teaching Texts
Dr. Cindy Stelmackowich, School for Studies in Art and Culture,
Carleton University, Ottawa
These will be followed by a visit to the Osler Library to view some of the works discussed.
For more information please contact Chris Lyons (christopher.lyons [at] mcgill.ca, 514-398-4475, ext 09847)
[The Image is from John Lizars鈥� A System of Anatomical Plates of
the Human Body (Edinburgh, 1822). The scan is courtesy of ]