The Innes Smith Medical Portrait Collection A Descriptive Catalogue

by Lawrence Aspden

Department of Special Collections and Archives The University of Sheffield Library January 2002

The Innes Smith Medical Portrait Collection in the University of Sheffield Library

This notable Collection comprises 312 images. Almost all are portraits (of men - sitters are in fact exclusively male, which, given the historical nature of the subject matter is not too surprising) in medical or associated fields, together with, in a few cases, either representations of medical institutions or of artistic works on medical subjects. Details of the origin of the Collection are given on the foregoing collection level description, but it should perhaps be mentioned here that the original Collection was rather larger than it is at present, some of it being disposed of by Dr. Innes Smith privately before the present body of work was acquired by the University of Sheffield Library. Nonetheless it is thought likely that the Collection is the most complete of its kind in Britain after the much larger collection of portraits in the Wellcome Institute of Medical History, though it is noteworthy that around half the images are either not recorded, or appear to differ significantly from, those listed in Renate Burgess’s important work Portraits of doctors and scientists in the Wellcome Institute of the History of Medicine: a catalogue (1973). Where examples are recorded by Burgess a considerable debt must be acknowledged for the accompanying biographical and other information; otherwise, additional information has been supplied from other available sources. Portraits not listed by Burgess, or which appear to vary from those recorded; are described respectively as ‘not in Burgess’ or ‘cf. Burgess’ in the relevant records.

In Dr Innes Smith’s original brief typescript catalogue of his Collection portraits were not numbered but arranged in various categories by image type. The ‘Innes Smith numbers’ noted in the present records were therefore supplied later by SUL to aid identification within the original list. This new catalogue is based on an alphabetical arrangement of the portraits by sitter, institution or art work, and the new ‘Reference numbers’ reflect that order, whilst a second number in parentheses indicates the Solander box in which each is stored.

The opportunity has been taken to include more descriptive information about the portraits than Burgess routinely provides, on the grounds that it might prove useful to historians in various fields, though, as with Burgess, academic qualifications are restricted to those relating to medicine and science. No attempt has been made to estimate the age of sitters, but some indication of age may be gleaned from a sitter’s hair condition, which is noted in many cases, and which offers some guidance especially where a portrait is undated. As far as biographical information is concerned this catalogue is not intended to be any sort of definitive account of sitters, but merely includes such information as has been reasonably readily available.

Note that dimensions given are normally for the actual portrait within the published document, excluding surrounding material. However, in some cases where this is impractical, such as for vignettes, the page dimension may be given instead; or for small oval portraits within a larger image the dimension for the whole page may be given in addition to the portrait size.

A few anomalies remain. Four portraits not forming part of the original Innes Smith Collection (i.e. obtained from other sources) have been added latterly by SUL, such cases being identified in the note field (nos. 65, 141, 149, 153). And it has proved impossible so far to identify one of the portraits within the original Innes Smith listing, either because Innes Smith had not recorded it at the time of the disposal of his Collection or possibly due to information being lost when the collection was repaired and conserved some years ago: this example appears at the end of the new list under the heading [Unidentified] (no. 312). It appears that a few portraits were collected in error, as they appear to have no connection with medicine or allied sciences other than a similarity of name with medical men of their time, though no obvious reason has come to light for the presence of the fine portrait of Edmund Denison, a barrister associated with the Great Northern Railway (no. 85). Such oddities have been included below on the grounds that they do after all form part of Innes Smith’s original Collection.

Abbreviations used, other than conventional medical and scientific ones, are:

anon. anonymous fl. floreat (lived) H&S head and shoulders HL half length l. left side n/a not applicable n.d. no date of publication given n.publ. no publisher given pl. plate r. right side TQL three-quarter length WL whole length

Lawrence Aspden Curator of Special Collections and Library Archives January 2002

Subject / Title: Abel, Clarke (1760-1826), M.D., F.R.S. Further details: Physician and botanist Ref. no: 1 (5)

Description: nearly HL, to l. Other features: vignette; full head of hair; wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 27.8 x 22.9 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: drawn on stone by M. Gauci; printed by Engelmann, G.C., & Co. Original artist: after a painting by P.W. Wilkin Publisher: n.publ Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: ‘Died at Cawnpore, 24th November 1826 Aged 37’ Innes Smith no: 11.1 Burgess no: 1.1

Subject / Title: Abernethy, John (1764-1831), F.R.S. Further details: Surgeon to St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Ref. no: 2 (1)

Description: nearly WL, to r., standing Other features: r. hand with index finger pointing on document beside ink-stand on table, curtain behind, base of column visible; name and inscription engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 42 x 33.8 cm. (slight loss at edges due to mounting) Engraver / lithogr.: William Bromley Original artist: after a painting by Sir Thomas Lawrence (in St. Bartholomew’s Hospital) Publisher: W. Bromley, London Date: 4 June, 1827 Signature: Notes: ‘The engraving for the subscribers only’ mounted on board Innes Smith no: 1.1 Burgess no: 3.1

Subject / Title: Abernethy, John (1764-1831), F.R.S Further details: Surgeon to St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Ref. no: 3 (4)

Description: TQL, to r., standing Other features: full head of grey hair, by covered table, r. hand on document beside ink stand, shows index finger; curtain behind, partly obscuring view through window of column and clouds; name engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: mezzotint Size: 21 x 16.4 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Edward McInnis Original artist: after a painting by Sir Thomas Lawrence Publisher: Graves & Warmsley, London Date: 1 January, 1842 Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 1.2 Burgess no: 3.3

Subject / Title: Abernethy, John (1764-1831), F.R.S. Further details: Surgeon to St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Ref. no: 4 (3)

Description: TQL, slightly to l., facing front, seated Other features: r. hand at breast inside jacket, l. hand resting on chair arm, column behind to l.; name engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 35.8 x 28 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: C. Turner Original artist: after a painting by C.W. Pegler (in St. Bartholomew’s Hospital) Publisher: Mr. Turner, London Date: 17 November, 1828 Signature: Notes: location of painting from Burgess mounted on board Innes Smith no: 1.3 Burgess no: 3.7

Subject / Title: Abernethy, John (1764-1831), F.R.S Further details: Surgeon to St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Ref. no: 5 (5)

Description: TQL, to r., standing Other features: long white hair, hands in trousers pockets;, skull and specimen jar on covered table to r.; name engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: stipple Size: 21.1 x 17.4 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Cooper Original artist: after a drawing by Penny Publisher: J. Bulcock, London Date: November, 1825 Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 11.2 Burgess no: 3.17

Subject / Title: Addison, Thomas (1793-1860), M.D. (Edin.) Further details: Physician at Guy’s Hospital, London; Discoverer of ‘Addison’s disease’ Ref. no: 6 (7)

Description: HL, to l. Other features: oval portrait; receding greying hair, grey sideburns Image type: photograph Size: 11.1 x 8.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: n/a Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: pencil note on mount: ‘Gr. Addison Guy’s Hosp.’ an addendum sheet has note: ‘Photograph of Thomas Addison M.D. The property of Dr. R.W. Innes Smith, 46 Totley Brook Road, Sheffield’ mounted on board Innes Smith no: 26.1 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Aldini, Giovanni (1762-1834) Further details: Professor of experimental physics at Bologna Ref. no: 7 (8)

Description: H&S, to r. Other features: oval portrait in plain frame; full head of hair; name and biographical details engraved below portrait; wide margins Image type: stipple Size: 11.8 x 9.1 cm. (portrait); 28 x 20.5 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: Schiavonetti Original artist: after a drawing by Violet Publisher: Schiavonetti, London Date: 15 April, 1803 Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 20.1 Burgess no: 42.1

Subject / Title: Aldis, Sir Charles (1775-1863), R.C.S. Further details: Surgeon; Founder of Glandular Institute for the Cure of Cancer Ref. no: 8 (6)

Description: H&S, to r. Other features: vignette; grey hair with queue; signature below portrait Image type: stipple Size: 21.3 x 13.2 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: T. Wageman Original artist: after his own painting Publisher: J. Asperne, London, for the European Magazine Date: 1 December, 1817 Signature: ‘Charles Aldis, of the Royal College of Surgeons’ (printed) Notes: mounted on stiff paper Innes Smith no: 20.2 Burgess no: 43.1

Alison, Dr.

see under Ref. no. 100: Edinburgh University

Subject / Title: Alison, William Pulteney (1790-1859), M.D. Further details: Physician at Edinburgh Ref. no: 9 (1)

Description: H&S, to r. Other features: sketch; full head of hair, wing-collar Image type: stipple Size: 38 x 28.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: J.H. Robinson Original artist: after a drawing by George Richmond Publisher: J. Hogarth, London Date: 1849 Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 1.4 Burgess no: 51.1

Subject / Title: Alison, William Pulteney (1790-1859), M.D. Further details: Physician at Edinburgh Ref. no: 10 (4)

Description: H&S, to l. Other features: vignette, within rectangle; full head of hair with sideburns; signature below portrait, wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 30 x 24.2 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: (Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh) Original artist: n/a Publisher: Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh Date: n.d. Signature: ‘W.P. Alison’ (printed) Notes: Innes Smith no: 11.4 Burgess no: 51.2

Subject / Title: Allbutt, Sir Thomas Clifford (1836-1925), M.D. (Cantab.), F.R.S., F.R.C.P. Further details: Regius professor of physic at Cambridge; President of the Cambridgeshire Tuberculosis Colony Ref. no: 11 (1)

Description: TQL, to r., facing front, seated Other features: r. hand grasping chair arm, l. hand resting on thigh, white hair and beard; name engraved below portrait; wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 39.5 x 34 Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: Innes Smith list notes ‘after Orpen’ Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 1.5 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Allbutt, Sir Thomas Clifford (1836-1925), M.D. (Cantab.), F.R.S., F.R.C.P. Further details: Regius professor of physic at Cambridge; President of the Cambridgeshire Tuberculosis Colony Ref. no: 12 (7)

Description: H&S, to r., in profile Other features: grey hair, slightly receding, and beard; name and other details printed on mount Image type: print, from a photograph Size: 13.6 x 11 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: [British Medical Journal] Date: n.d. (‘the late’) Signature: Notes: publisher noted in Innes Smith catalogue mounted on publisher’s printed page Innes Smith no: 27.27 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Allen, William (fl. 16th c.) Further details: Ref. no: 13 (7)

Description: HL, to r, looking to l., sitting Other features: short hair and beard, ruff, index finger of r.hand touches open herbal on table; in background, armillary sphere to l., skeleton to r., curtain above. Image type: photograph, of a painting Size: 17.5 x 13 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: n/a Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: identification by Innes Smith tentative: ‘? Wm. Allen’ in ms. on reverse Innes Smith no: not listed Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Allen, William (1770-1843), F.R.S. Further details: Chemist and philanthropist; Lecturer at Guy’s Hospital Ref. no: 14 (3)

Description: nearly WL, slightly to r., facing front, seated Other features: balding, grey hair, legs crossed, spectacles in l. hand, book in r. hand with index finger inserted between leaves; on covered table to l. a paper with inscription ‘W. Allen Esq. British & Foreign School Society’; signature below portrait Image type: lithograph Size: 41 x 33.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Baugniet; lithographers Day & Haghe Original artist: after a design by T.F. Dicksee Publisher: Chas. Gilpin, London Date: n.d. Signature: ‘Wm Allen’ (printed) Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 11.5 Burgess no: 55.1

Subject / Title: Allen, William (1770-1843), F.R.S. Further details: Chemist and philanthropist; Lecturer at Guy’s Hospital Ref. no: 15 (7)

Description: nearly WL, to l., seated Other features: receding grey hair, spectacles, reading open volume held by both hands and supported on other volumes upon table; pile of books on chair to r., statue to l. in background Image type: photograph, of a painting (in the National Portrait Gallery) Size: 19.7 x 14.7 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: photo by the National Portrait Gallery, London Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 26.2 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Alpino, Prospero (1553-1616) Further details: Physician and botanist at Padua Ref. no: 16 (8)

Description: H&S, to l. Other features: balding, with beard; name ‘Prosper Alpinus, Med.Prof. Patavij’ engraved under portrait’ Image type: line engraving Size: 6.4 x 4.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: pasted onto sheet of paper, on which are 16 ms. lines of biographical description in German [17th century?] Innes Smith no: 20.3 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Anderson, Thomas (1819-74), M.D. (Edin.), F.R.S.E. Further details: Regius professor of chemistry at Glasgow Ref. no: 17 (5)

Description: TQL, to l., standing Other features: vignette; hair receding, long hair and sideburns, hands together, r. holding forceps, laboratory equipment in view; name engraved below portrait Image type: lithograph Size: 44 x 29 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh Original artist: from a drawing by L. Ghémar, 1850 Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 11.6 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Argenterio, Giovanni (1513-72) Further details: Professor of medicine at Turin Ref. no: 18 (6)

Description: H&S, to l., profile Other features: slightly receding hair with beard, in cloak; name engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 7.3 x 4.2 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Burgess notes: Pl. to Freher’s Theatrum Virorum, 1688 mounted on paper, with 3 lines of ms notes in Latin Innes Smith no: 20.4 Burgess no: 98.1

Subject / Title: Armstrong, John (1709-79), M.D. (Edin.) Further details: Physician, poet and essayist Ref. no: 19 (8)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: in wig; name and 3 lines of verse engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 31.3 x 25.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Edwd. Fisher Original artist: after a painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 11.7 Burgess no: 105.2

Subject / Title: Armstrong, John (1709-79), M.D. (Edin.) Further details: Physician, poet and essayist Ref. no: 20 (6)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: in wig, top 4 buttons of coat undone; engraved below portrait: ‘Dr. Armstrong, in the collection of the Marquis of Bute’; wide margins Image type: mezzotint Size: 13.3 x 11.2 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: S.W. Reynolds Original artist: after a painting by Sir J. Reynolds Publisher: Hodgson & Graves, London Date: 1838 Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 11.8 Burgess no: not in Burgess, but cf. 105.3

Subject / Title: Armstrong, John (1709-79), M.D. (Edin.) Further details: Physician, poet and essayist Ref. no: 21 (8)

Description: nearly HL, to l. Other features: oval portrait in plain frame, supported by pedestal with name, within rectangle; in wig Image type: line engraving Size: 8.5 x 6.9 cm. (portrait); 20.7 x 12.2 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: T. Coock Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Burgess gives engraver as ‘T. Cook’ Innes Smith no: 20.5 Burgess no: 105.4

Subject / Title: Ash, John (1723-98), F.R.C.P. Further details: Physician at Birmingham and London Ref. no: 22 (3)

Description: WL, to. l., seated Other features: in wig and gown, holding plan of hospital in r. hand, l. hand on covered table; in background figure of Benevolence and view of Birmingham Central Hospital; name and coat-of-arms engraved below portrait Image type: stipple Size: 55.7 x 34.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: F. Bartolozzi Original artist: after a painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds Publisher: E. Walker & Co. and J.F. Tomkins, London Date: 1 March, 1791 Signature: Notes: background features identified from Burgess mounted on board Innes Smith no: 1.6 Burgess no: 112.1

Subject / Title: Astruc, Jean (1684-1766) Further details: Physician, anatomist and philosopher at Toulouse and Paris Ref. no: 23 (8)

Description: H&S, to l. Other features: oval portrait in frame supported by pedestal with name, within rectangle; long hair to shoulders, fur cloak Image type: stipple and line engraving Size: 14.5 x 8.6 cm Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: printed for T. Hinton, London Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: ‘Engraved for the Universal Magazine’ 2 copies Innes Smith no: 20.6 Burgess no: 117.3

Balfour, Dr.

see under Ref. no. 100: Edinburgh University

Subject / Title: Ballingall, Sir George (1780-1855), F.R.S., F.R.S.E. Further details: Military surgeon in India; Professor of military surgery at Edinburgh Ref. no: 24 (3)

Description: nearly HL, slightly to l. Other features: vignette, in rectangle; balding, slight greying of hair; signature below portrait, wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 28.5 x 23.2 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Fr. Schenck Original artist: after a drawing by W. Stewart ‘from the life’ Publisher: Maclachlan, Stewart & Co., Edinburgh Date: n.d. Signature: ‘Geo. Ballingall’ (printed) Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 19.6 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Barclay, John (1758-1826), M.D. (Edin.) Further details: Anatomist Ref. no: 25 (8)

Description: nearly HL, to r. Other features: full head of hair with greying sideburns; name engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 27.5 x 23.4 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Thomas Hodgetts, 1820 Original artist: after a painting by John S.C. Syme, 1818 Publisher: [Colnaghi] Date: [1820] Signature: Notes: trimmed at lower edge; publisher and date from Burgess backed with stiff paper Innes Smith no: 11.10 Burgess no: 169.1

Subject / Title: Barclay, John (1758-1826), M.D. (Edin.) Further details: Anatomist Ref. no: 26 (4)

Description: H&S, to r. Other features: vignette; full head of hair with greying sideburns; name with dedication ‘to his former pupils’ engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 29 x 24.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: E. Mitchell Original artist: anon. Publisher: Edwd. Mitchell, Edinburgh Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 1.7 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Ref. no: 27 (3)

See under: Goodsir, Sir John

Subject / Title: Batty, Robert (1763?-1849), M.D. Further details: Obstetrician to the Lying-in-Hospital at London Ref. no: 28 (5)

Description: H&S, to r., in profile Other features: sketch; full head of hair; name engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: soft ground etching Size: 27 x 20.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Wm. Daniell Original artist: after a drawing by Geo. Dance, 8 April 1799 Publisher: Willm. Daniell, London Date: 15 August, 1810 Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 11.12 Burgess no: 198.1

Subject / Title: Baudelocque, Jean Louis (1746-1810) Further details: French obstetrician Ref. no: 29 (6)

Description: H&S, to l. Other features: oval portrait in frame within rectangle; in wig; 6 lines of verse in Dutch by P. Verleus below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 9.6 x 8 cm. (portrait);16.5 x 10.5 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: P. De Marc, 1790 Original artist: after a drawing by Le Camus, ‘ad viv.’ Publisher: n.publ. Date: 1790 Signature: Notes: mounted on stiff paper Innes Smith no: 20.7 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Beaumont, Joseph (1794-1855), M.D. (Edin.) Further details: Wesleyan minister Ref. no: 30 (5)

Description: nearly WL, to l., seated Other features: hair a little receding, r. arm resting on chair arm, shows index finger of hand, l. hand on thigh; covered table with three books to r. Image type: lithograph Size: 39.7 x 32.8 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Standidge & Co., London Original artist: C. Baugniet ‘from the life on stone’, 1847 Publisher: Wesleyan Newspaper Association, London Date: n.d. Signature: drawing signed ‘C. Baugniet, 1847, London’ Notes: Innes Smith no: 11.13 Burgess no: 217.1

Subject / Title: Béclard, Pierre Auguste (1785-1825) Further details: Professor of anatomy at Paris Ref. no: 31 (5)

Description: H&S, slightly to r. Other features: oval portrait; hair slightly receding; name engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: lithograph, colour Size: 18.5 14.3 cm. (portrait); 42 x 30 cm (page) Engraver / lithogr.: C. Motte Original artist: from a drawing by P.(?) Feuchere Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 11.14 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Beevor, John (1726-1815), M.D. Further details: One of the founders of Norfolk and Norwich Hospital Ref. no: 32 (6)

Description: H&S, facing front, slightly to l Other features: portrait in ornate frame, with some of surrounding wall; in wig Image type: photograph, of a painting, sepia Size: 7 x 5.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: n/a. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: addendum: separate biographical note in ms.mounted on paper Innes Smith no: 9.3 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Bennett, Dr. J.H.

see under Ref. no. 100: Edinburgh University

Subject / Title: Bethlem Hospital, London Further details: Founded 1377; Mental hospital; originated from a priory of the Order of St. Mary of Bethlehem Ref. no: 33 (8)

Description: panoramic view to front Other features: extensive building of 3 stories with wing at either side, with wall around and heavy iron gates; before which are garden and walks of formal pattern, with figures in 18th century dress; name as ‘Bethlehem Hospital’ engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 19.3 x 37.8 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Toms Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 29.3 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Bieler, Ambrosius Carolus (1694-1747?), M.D. Further details: Physician and author at Ratisbon Ref. no: 34 (8)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: portrait in ornate frame supported by pedestal with cartouche bearing name and coat-of-arms; long wig, cloak draped round shoulders, r. hand holding pen, l. hand holding volume ‘Comment. Op. Botan. Tom. III-IV’ Image type: mezzotint, blue Size: 32 x 20.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: J. Jacob Haid Original artist: after a painting by M.C. Hirschmann, junior Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: ms. not in lower margin gives date of death as 1747 Innes Smith no: 8.1 Burgess no: 295.1

Subject / Title: Bilger, Johann Friedrich (1625-1708), M.D. (Esslingen) Further details: Ref. no: 35 (5)

Description: HL, slightly to r. Other features: oval portrait in frame, with dates of birth and death, with coat of arms on pedestal; long wig, in gown and bands Image type: mezzotint Size: 20 x 17 cm. (oval) Engraver / lithogr.: Elias. Christ. Heiss, Aug. Vind. (Augsburg) Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: [post 1708] Signature: Notes: mounted on stiff paper, with ms. pencil note in German attached below Innes Smith no: 12.1 Burgess no: 301.1

Subject / Title: Binns, John (fl. 19th c.) Further details: Ref. no: 36 (2)

Description: TQL, standing, to l. Other features: leaning with r. hand. on cloth covered table, index finger of l. hand extended, specimen jars on table, signature below at r. Image type: mezzotint Size: 43.2 x 34 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: James Faed Original artist: after a painting by J. Graham Gilbert Publisher: John Finlay, Glasgow Date: May, 1851 Signature: ‘yours affectly John Binns’ (autograph) Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 1.8 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Blizard, Sir William (1743-1835), P.R.C.S. Further details: Surgeon to the London Hospital Ref. no: 37 (2)

Description: nearly WL, to l., sitting Other features: in gown, manuscript in l. hand, index finger of r. hand prominent; name and other details engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 42.6 x 35 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: S.W. Reynolds Original artist: after a painting by John Opie Publisher: Boydell & Co., London, for the benefit of the London Hospital Date: 1810; originally ‘published 1805’ Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 1.10 Burgess no: 328.1

Subject / Title: Boerhaave, Hermann (1668-1738), M.D. (Harderwijk) Further details: Professor of medicine and Rector of Leyden University Ref. no: 38 (8)

Description: H&S, to l., in profile Other features: oval portrait in plain frame supported by pedestal with name, within rectangle; full head of long hair Image type: line engraving Size: 8.8 x 7 cm. (portrait); 20.7 x 12.2 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: J. Heath Original artist: after a drawing by N. Pruneau Publisher: W. Bent Date: 30 September, 1788 Signature: Notes: Burgess notes: ‘reproduction of B’s grave monument at the Pieter’s Kirk, Leyden’ Innes Smith no: 20.9 Burgess no: 341.14

Subject / Title: Boerhaave, Hermann (1668-1738), M.D. (Harderwijk) Further details: Professor of medicine and Rector of Leyden University Ref. no: 39 (6)

Description: H&S, to r. Other features: oval portrait in frame, on pedestal with name and date of death ‘1738’, within rectangle Image type: line engraving Size: 9.3 x 8 cm. (portrait); 15 x 10.8 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: N. Dupuis Original artist: after a drawing by J. Wandelaar’ [mis-spelt ‘Mandelaar’] Publisher: Odieuvre, Paris Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 20.8 Burgess no: cf. 341.4

Subject / Title: Boerhaave, Hermann (1668-1738), M.D. (Harderwijk) Further details: Professor of medicine and Rector of Leyden University Ref. no: 40 (6)

Description: nearly HL, to l. Other features: vignette, in ruled rectangle; long hair to shoulders, in striped gown; name engraved below portrait Image type: stipple Size: 21.5 x 14.7 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: Soetens, La Haye Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 20.12 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Bonnet, Charles (1720-93), F.R.S. Further details: Naturalist at Geneva Ref. no: 41 (6)

Description: head, to r, in profile Other features: circular portrait in simple moulded frame; sculpted head and neck; name engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: line engraving Size: 12.8 cm. diameter Engraver / lithogr.: T. Holloway Original artist: anon. Publisher: T. Holloway and other proprietors Date: 1794 Signature: Notes: no. ‘149’ at lower r. Innes Smith no: 20.13 Burgess no: 356.10

Subject / Title: Briggs, Dr. (fl. ?18th c.) Further details: Ref. no: 42 (8)

Description: HL, to l. Other features: vignette, within stippled curtain-style rectangular frame; in wig and ?18th c. clothing; name ‘Dr. Briggs’ engraved below portrait Image type: stipple Size: 24.8 x 16 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: (?) This portrait is possibly of William Briggs (1641-1704) of Norwich, ophthalmologist, superintendent of St. Thomas’s Hospital under Charles II and physician -in-ordinary to William III Innes Smith no: 20.14 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Broadbent, Sir William Henry, Bart. (1835-1907) Further details: Consulting physician to St. Mary’s Hospital; Physician to the Queen Ref. no: 43 (5)

Description: TQL, to l., in profile, seated Other features: caricature; morning dress, receding grey hair with sideburns, spectacles, seated at desk with pen in r. hand, l. hand resting on paper; red hand badge at top r. Image type: lithograph, colour Size: 31 x 19 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Ltd. Original artist: from a watercolour by ‘Spy’ Publisher: Vanity Fair Date: 30 October, 1902 Signature: Notes: entitled “orthodoxy”, subject unnamed Innes Smith no: 25.1 Burgess no: 422.1

Subject / Title: Brodie, Sir Benjamin Collins (1783-1862), F.R.S., F.R.C.S. Further details: Surgeon to William IV and Queen Victoria Ref. no: 44 (6)

Description: nearly WL to l., seated Other features: r. arm resting on covered table; full head of hair with grey sideburns; signature below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 21.5 x 17 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: D.J. Pound Original artist: from a photograph by Maull & Pollyblank Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: ‘B.C. Brodie’ (autograph) Notes: Innes Smith no: 12.5 Burgess no: not in Burgess, but cf. 425.3

Subject / Title: Brodie, Sir Benjamin Collins (1783-1862), F.R.S., F.R.C.S. Further details: Surgeon to William IV and Queen Victoria Ref. no: 45 (3)

Description: H&S, slightly to r. Other features: long hair, some slight greying, dark and obscure background Image type: photograph (of a painting?) Size: 29.5 x 24.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.p. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: identification tentative from Innes Smith list - sitter unnamed on portrait mounted on board Innes Smith no: 1.12 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Brookes, Joshua (1761-1833), F.R.S. Further details: Anatomist Ref. no: 46 (4)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: grey hair, in wing collar; name engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: mezzotint Size: 28.2 x 20.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Wm. Ward Original artist: after a painting by B.E. Duppa Publisher: M. Colnaghi, London Date: 1 July, 1833 Signature: Notes: backed with stiff paper Innes Smith no: 1.12 Burgess no: 432.3

Subject / Title: Brown, Alexander Crum (1838-1922) Further details: Professor of chemistry at Edinburgh Ref. no: 47 (3)

Description: TQL, to r., standing Other features: slightly receding white hair and beard, r. hand holding paper, with index finger prominent, l. hand resting on chair back; wide margins Image type: photogravure Size: 32.5 x 21.2 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: T. & R. Annan and Sons Original artist: from a painting by E.A. Walton Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: subject unnamed on portrait mounted on board Innes Smith no: 8.3 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Browne, Sir Thomas (1605-82) Further details: Physician and author Ref. no: 48 (7)

Description: HL, to l. Other features: long hair to shoulders; jewel-studded cord hanging from collar Image type: print, from photograph of a painting Size: 19.8 x 14.9 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: from an anon. painting [(?) in the vestry of St. Peter Mancroft, Norwich] Publisher: n/a Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: identification with original painting noted in Burgess not verified backed with board Innes Smith no: 26.3 Burgess no: not in Burgess, but cf. 448.7

Subject / Title: Budd, George (1808-82), M.D. (Cantab.), F.R.C.P., F.R.S. Further details: Professor of medicine at King’s College, London Ref. no: 49 (2)

Description: TQL, facing front, standing Other features: vignette; full head of hair, some graying of sideburns, l. hand behind back, r.hand on chair; signature below portrait Image type: lithograph Size: 34 x 25.8 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: printed by M. & N. Hanhart Original artist: from a drawing by T.H. Maguire, 1848 Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: ‘G. Budd’ (printed) Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 12.6 Burgess no: 467.1

Subject / Title: Buxton, Sir T. Fowell, Bart. (1786-1845) Further details: Philanthropist and slavery abolitionist Ref. no: 50 (5)

Description: nearly HL, to r., almost profile Other features: full head of hair, spectacles; signature below portrait, wide margins Image type: stipple and line engraving Size: 12 x 10 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: John Brain Original artist: after a painting by George Hayter Publisher: John Saunders, junr., London Date: n.d. Signature: ‘T. Fowell Buxton’ (printed) Notes: Innes Smith no: 12.7 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Cajal, Santiago Ramón y see Ramón y Cajal, Santiago

Subject / Title: Campbell, William ( fl. 19th c.), F.R.C.S.E. Further details: Lecturer on midwifery; Founder of Children’s Hospital at Edinburgh Ref. no: 51 (4)

Description: Hl, to r, facing front, seated Other features: vignette; at covered table, hair slightly receding, spectacles, both hands opening leaves of book propped against two others, index finger of r. hand extended, name engraved below portrait Image type: lithograph Size: 44 x 29.2 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: (Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh) Original artist: from a drawing by L. Ghémar Publisher: Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 12.8 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Camper, Pieter (1722-89), M.D. (Leyden) Further details: Professor of medicine at Amsterdam and Gröningen Ref. no: 52 (6)

Description: HL to l., seen from behind, head nearly profile. Other features: portrait in rectangular frame hung against stone façade, over pedestal bearing his name ‘Petrus Camper’, volumes displayed at lower r., curtain to l. Image type: line engraving Size: 6.4 x 5.2 (portrait); 15.7 x 9.8 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: Reinr. Vinkeles Original artist: after a drawing by Reinr. Vinkeles ‘ad viv.’ Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 20.15 Burgess no: not in Burgess, but cf. 527.1

Subject / Title: Carpue, Joseph Constantine (1764-1846), F.R.S. Further details: Surgeon and anatomist Ref. no: 53 (8)

Description: nearly HL, to r. Other features: oval portrait in plain frame; full head of (grey?) hair with sideburns, coat and choker; name engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: stipple Size: 10.8 x 8.7 cm. (portrait); 29.7 x 20.8 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: Facius Original artist: after a painting by T. Richmond Publisher: J.G. & G.S. Facius, London Date: 6 January, 1810 Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 12.9 Burgess no: not in Burgess, but cf. 545.1

Subject / Title: Chamberlaine, Hugo ( 1664-1728), M.D. (Cantab.) Further details: Physician and accoucheur at London Ref. no: 54 (1)

Description: monument in Westminster Abbey, to l., reclining Other features: reclining on tomb, between female figures with cherub above; lines of praise in Latin on pedestal and below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 34.5 x 18.9 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Grignion Original artist: after a drawing by H. Gravelot Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Dictionary of National Biography entry appears under the name ‘ Hugh Chamberlen’ mounted on board Innes Smith no: 20.16 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Charas, Moyse (1618-98) Further details: French pharmacist; Professor of chemistry at the Jardin du Roy, Paris Ref. no: 55 (8)

Description: HL, to r, seated Other features: long hair over shoulders, in gown and bands, index finger of l. hand points to chemical apparatus at r., r. hand writes with quill on paper supported by table on which are also books and ink-stand; name ‘Moses Charas Pharmacopoeus Regius’ below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 19.4 x 15.6 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: backed by stiff paper (with ms. in German) Innes Smith no: 20.17 Burgess no: cf.585.1, etc.

Subject / Title: Chiene, John (1843-1923) Further details: Professor of surgery at Edinburgh Ref. no: 56 (2)

Description: nearly WL, to r., standing Other features: balding, grey hair, sideburns and beard, in overcoat, holding book in l. and top-hat in r. hand. Image type: photogravure Size: 35.8 x 24.4 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Annan & Sons, Glasgow Original artist: from a painting by Fiddes Watt, 1911 Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: autograph ‘John Chiene’ on separate slip Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 8.4 Burgess no: 602.2

Subject / Title: Chorley, Edwood (fl. 1821), M.D. Further details: Mayor of Doncaster Ref. no: 57 (3)

Description: TQL, to r., standing Other features: wearing mayoral robe and chain, r. hand holding book, in which index finger is inserted, on covered table bearing ink stand, l. hand in pocket; name and dedication to the Corporation of Doncaster engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 43.5 x 35.2 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Wm. Ward, Junr. Original artist: after a painting by G. Marshall Publisher: W. Sheardown & Son Date: 1824 Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 2.1 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Christison, Sir Robert (1797-1882), M.D., F.R.S.Edin. Further details: Professor of materia medica at Edinburgh Ref. no: 58 (5)

Description: H&S, to l. Other features: vignette; full head of hair with sideburns;, signature below portrait, wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 27 x 21.9 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh Original artist: from a drawing by W. Stewart ‘from the life’ Publisher: n.publ. Date: Signature: ‘R. Christison’ (printed) Notes: Innes Smith no: 12.10 Burgess no: not in Burgess, but cf. 606.1

Subject / Title: Christison, Sir Robert (1797-1882), M.D., F.R.S.Edin. Further details: Professor of materia medica at Edinburgh Ref. no: 59 (6)

Description: HL,to r. Other features: full head of hair with grey sideburns; name engraved and signature below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 15.5 x 12 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: C. Cook Original artist: after a photograph by Moffat Publisher: William Mackenzie, Glasgow etc. Date: n.d. Signature: ‘R. Christison’ (printed Notes: name and signature below portrait Innes Smith no: 20.18 Burgess no: 606.2

Subject / Title: City of London Lying-in Hospital for Married Women Further details: Founded 1749 Ref. no: 60 (5)

Description: consists of 2 views: an interior courtyard and an exterior elevation, within ruled borders Other features: inc. the names of Slingsby Bethell, President, and of 4 Vice Presidents and the Treasurer Image type: line engraving Size: 40.5 x 26.3 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: B. Cole Original artist: n/a Publisher: n.publ. Date: [?1750] Signature: Notes: added details: ‘At Shaftesbury House in Aldersgate Street. Instituted March 30, 1750’ backed with stiff paper Innes Smith no: 29.7 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Clayton, Sir Oscar (1816-92), F.R.C.S. Further details: Ref. no: 61 (6)

Description: caricature: WL, to l., body in profile but looking half to l. Other features: in evening dress; spectacles, hair receding with long sideburns Image type: lithograph, colour Size: 30.5 x 18.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Original artist: from a watercolour by ‘Ape’ Publisher: Vanity Fair Date: 12 September, 1874 Signature: Notes: entitled “fashionable surgery”, unnamed Innes Smith no: 24.31 Burgess no: 622.1

Subject / Title: Cleghorn, Robert (1755-1821), M.D. (Edin.) Further details: First physician of the Royal Mental Hospital, Glasgow; Lecturer on chemistry Ref. no: 62 (7)

Description: HL, to l. Other features: receding white hair with sideburns Image type: photograph, of a painting Size: 27.8 x 23.2 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: Raeburn Publisher: n/a Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: name and artist from Innes Smith catalogue Innes Smith no: 26.5 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Cole, Abdiah (c. 1610- c. 1670) Further details: Doctor of physick Ref. no: 63 (8)

Description: H&S, to r. Other features: oval portrait in plain frame supported by tablet with name, within rectangle; long (grey?) hair and beard, fur edged cape, wide collar; wide margins Image type: line engraving Size: 12.4 x 8.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: [T]. Cross Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 20.19 Burgess no: 642.1

Subject / Title: College of Physicians, London Further details: Founded 1518 Ref. no: 64 (8)

Description: views of 3 London institutions, 18th century Other features: captioned: The College of Physicians in Warwick Lane’ [view from inside courtyard]; ‘The London Hospital in Whitechapel Road’ [front elevation]; ‘St. John the Baptist in the Savoy’ [side view]; names engraved to each view Image type: line engraving Size: 35.8 x 23 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: B. Cole Original artist: [from his own work?] Publisher: n. publ. Date: [17--] Signature: Notes: appears to have been excised from a book Innes Smith no: 29.4 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Colles, Abraham (1773-1843), M.D. (Edin.), P.R.C.S.Ireland Further details: Professor of anatomy, physiology and surgery, King and Queen’s College of Physicians in Ireland; Surgeon to Steevens’ Hospital, Dublin Ref. no: 65 (5)

Description: HL, to r., seated Other features: balding, l. hand holding insignia (?) against thigh, l. elbow resting on table which bears inkwell and diagram of skull; signature below portrait, wide margins Image type: stipple and line engraving Size: 31.6 x 26.1 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: D. Lucas Original artist: after a painting by Martin Cregan Publisher: Hodges & Smith, Dublin Date: January, 1850 Signature: ‘A. Colles’ (autograph?) Notes: this item added by SUL to Innes Smith collection from another source mounted on board Innes Smith no: n/a Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Combe, William (1741-1823) Further details: Author of ‘The first [second and third] tour of Dr. Syntax’ Ref. no: 66 (5)

Description: H&S, to r., in profile, seated Other features: sketch; hair rolled above ear and queue; name ‘William Coombes’[sic] engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 45.6 x 28.7 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: from an anon. drawing Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 12.13 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Company of Barber-Surgeons of London

see under Ref. no. 134: Henry VIII, King of England

Subject / Title: “Consultation de Médecins” Further details: 18th century subject Ref. no: 67 (4)

Description: caricature, group, H&S Other features: vignette; 5 older heads together, in wigs, one with ear-trumpet Image type: lithograph, colour Size: 32.5 x 25 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: Delpech Original artist: from a work by L. Boilly Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 28.2 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: “Consultation de Médicins” Further details: 19th century subject Ref. no: 68 (6)

Description: caricature; group, HL Other features: vignette; 5 younger heads together; Image type: lithograph, colour Size: 32.5 x 25 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: Delpech Original artist: from a work by L. Boilly Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 28.2 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: “Consultation of Physicians. 1760” Further details: 18th century subject Ref. no: 69 (6)

Description: caricature; group Other features: vignette; 5 older heads together, 2 hold sticks, one an ear-trumpet; within ruled rectangle Image type: lithograph Size: 26.3 x 22 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: E. & C. McLean Date: 1823 Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 28.4 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: “Consultation of Physicians” Further details: 18th century subject Ref. no: 70 (7)

Description: caricature; group, H&S Other features: heads of 15 physicians close together, all holding canes, in wigs; set on shield, with motto ‘Et Plurima Mortis Imago’; title engraved below portrait Image type: facsimile print, modern, from engraving Size: 18.4 x 15.6 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: William Hogarth Original artist: from his own work Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 28.1 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Cooper, Sir Alfred (1838-1908), F.R.C.S., F.R.C.S.E. Further details: Surgeon-in-ordinary to the Duke of Edinburgh Ref. no: 71 (6)

Description: caricature; WL, to l., standing Other features: morning dress, hands behind back; slightly receding grey hair and beard Image type: lithograph, colour Size: 32.5 x 18.6 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Original artist: from a watercolour by ‘Spy’ Publisher: Vanity Fair Date: December 30, 1897 Signature: Notes: entitled “Alfred”, no surname given Innes Smith no: 25.7 Burgess no: 667.1

Subject / Title: Cooper, Sir Astley Paston, Bart. (1768-1841), F.R.S., F.R.C.S. Further details: Physician to Guy’s Hospital Ref. no: 72 (5)

Description: HL, slightly to r., seated Other features: vignette; leaning, with r. arm on volume on table, other volumes to l. in background; name and dedication to Lady Cooper by the publisher engraved below portrait Image type: stipple Size: 33.5 x 27.2 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: J.S.Agar Original artist: after a drawing by A. Wivell Publisher: Geo. Lawford, London Date: May, 1825 Signature: Notes: backed with stiff paper Innes Smith no: 12.14 Burgess no: 668.4

Subject / Title: Cooper, Sir Astley Paston, Bart. (1768-1841), F.R.S., F.R.C.S. Further details: Physician to Guy’s Hospital Ref. no: 73 (6)

Description: HL, to l. Other features: vignette; receding grey hair; signature below portrait Image type: stipple Size: 30 x 23.5 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: H. Robinson Original artist: after a painting by E. Penny Publisher: H. Fisher, Son & Co. Date: March 1, 1829 Signature: ‘Astley Cooper’ (printed) Notes: signature forms part of inscription: ‘Sir Astley Cooper Bart. F.R.S. &c. &c.’ Innes Smith no: 20.20 Burgess no: cf. 668.15

Subject / Title: Cooper, Sir Astley Paston, Bart. (1768-1841), F.R.S., F.R.C.S. Further details: Physician to Guy’s Hospital Ref. no: 74 (2)

Description: nearly WL, to l., standing Other features: r. hand on table, in background drapery and fluted columns; name and dedication to the King engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 43.8 x 34.8 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Samuel Cousins Original artist: after a painting by Sir Thomas Lawrence Publisher: Colnaghi Son & Co., London Date: 1 January, 1830 Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 2.3 Burgess no: 668.6

Subject / Title: Cooper, Samuel (1781-1848), F.R.S., F.R.C.S. Further details: Professor of surgery at University College, London Ref. no: 75 (4)

Description: nearly WL, to l., seated Other features: in gown, hands placed on ends of chair arms; covered table to l. on which is a bone specimen in glass and a book; name engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 42.2 x 33.8 cm Engraver / lithogr.: Henry Cousins Original artist: after a painting by Andrew Morton Publisher: [P. & D. Colnaghi] Date: [1840] Signature: Notes: date and publishing details not given (trimmed off?), supplied from Burgess Innes Smith no: 2.4 Burgess no: 670.1

Subject / Title: Coster, Samuel (1579-1662), M.D. Further details: Physician and poet at Amsterdam Ref. no: 76 (8)

Description: H&S, to l. Other features: oval portrait in frame supported by pedestal with name, within rectangle; long hair and goatee beard, hat and cloak; wide margins Image type: line engraving Size: 16.7 x 11.2 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: J. Houbraken Original artist: after a drawing by J. Verstegen Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 21.1 Burgess no: 694.2

Subject / Title: Crampton, Sir Philip, Bart. (1777-1858), M.D. (Glasgow), F.R.S. Further details: Surgeon General to the Forces and Surgeon in Ordinary to Queen Victoria in Ireland Ref. no: 77 (1)

Description: nearly WL, to r., seated, reclining Other features: portrait within arched frame; open book on table before subject, two large volumes propped against chair Image type: mezzotint Size: 40.7 x 31.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: D. Lucas Original artist: after a painting by W. Stevenson Publisher: Andrew Milliken, Dublin, and William Spooner, London Date: 20 December, 1842 Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 2.5 Burgess no: 706.1

Subject / Title: Cullen, William (1710-90), M.D. (Glasgow), F.R.S., P.R.C.P.Edin. Further details: Professor of medicine at Glasgow; Professor of chemistry at Edinburgh Ref. no: 78 (4)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: r. wrist against covered table, hand above papers, index finger raised, l. arm on table with book half-showing and l. hand to breast holding paper, index finger prominent; in wig and gown; curtain suspended to rear; name engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 33.8 x 27.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Val. Green Original artist: after a painting by W. Cochrane Publisher: Thos. Sommers, Edinburgh Date: 30 April, 1772 Signature: Notes: mounted on stiff paper Innes Smith no: 13.1 Burgess no: 725.1

Subject / Title: Cusack, James W. (fl. 1853) Further details: Surgeon at Dublin Ref. no: 79 (5)

Description: H&S, to l. Other features: oval portrait; receding greying hair and sideburns; signature below portrait, wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 19.5 x 15 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: printed by M. & N. Hanhart Original artist: from a drawing by H.C. Neill Publisher: Hodges & Smith, Dublin Date: 1853 Signature: ‘J.W. Cusack’ (printed) Notes: Innes Smith no: 13.3 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Cutler, Sir John, Bart. (?1608-93), Hon. F.R.S. Further details: Benefactor of the Royal College of Physicians Ref. no: 80 (7)

Description: nearly TQL, to r., standing Other features: long hair or wig to shoulders; r. hand on hip, l. hand gloved, hat on table to r. Image type: photograph, of a watercolour painting Size: 17.5 x 16 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: from a painting by John Day (in the possession of the Corporation of London) Publisher: n/a Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: donated to Innes Smith by D.A.H. Moses subject’s name in ms. on reverse mounted on board Innes Smith no: 26.6 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Cuvier, Georges Chrétien Dagobert, Baron (1769-1832) Further details: Comparative anatomist at Paris Ref. no: 81 (4)

Description: nearly HL, looking slightly to r. Other features: vignette; full head of greying hair, wearing decorations; name and dedication to Prince Albert engraved, and signature, below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 37 x 28.9 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: George T. Doo, 1840 Original artist: after a painting by W.H. Pickersgill, 1831 Publisher: George T. Doo, London Date: 1 January, 1841 Signature: (appears to be) ‘B.G. Cuvier’ (printed) Notes: some damage to copy repaired; mounted on board Innes Smith no: 2.8 Burgess no: 742.17

Subject / Title: Dale, Thomas (1729-1816), M.D. (Edin.), L.R.C.P. Further details: Ref. no: 82 (3)

Description: silhouette; H&S, to l. Other features: name engraved below silhouette Image type: engraving Size: 12.7 x 9 cm. (page, trimmed) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on board with 3 other similar silhouettes: William Hawes, M.D., W. Norris, Esq., William Woodville, M.D. edges of pages covered by mount Innes Smith no: 8.12 Burgess no: cf.752.1; also 1324.3 (Hawes), 3230.2 (Woodville)

Subject / Title: Darling, George (1782-1862), M.D. (Aberdeen), L.R.C.P. Further details: Ref. no: 83 (1)

Description: HL, facing front Other features: hair slightly receding; wide margins Image type: mezzotint Size: 25.9 x 20.7 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: G. Zobel Original artist: after a painting by W. Hilton, 1832 Publisher: n.publ. Date: [1835?] Signature: ‘G Darling M.D. / Febry.-17-1835’ (autograph) Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 2.7 Burgess no: 761.1

Subject / Title: Daws, J. Barnard (fl. 19th c.) Further details: Ref. no: 84 (3)

Description: vignette, in rectangle; HL, to l. Other features: balding, hair with grey sideburns, signature below portrait, wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 22.2 x 16.8 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: ‘J. Barnard Daws’ (printed) Notes: pencilled ms. note in lower margin: ‘John F. Lucas, Esq. With the best compliments of J.B.D.’ mounted on board Innes Smith no: 13.8 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Denison, Sir Edmund Beckett, 1st Baron Grimthorpe (1816-1905), Q.C. Further details: Barrister involved in railway legislation, and enthusiast for architecture and horology Ref. no: 85 (4)

Description: TQL, to r., standing Other features: l. arm resting on chair, r. hand holding ‘An Act for Making [ ] Great Northern Railway. Royal Assent June 30 1846’; curtain to l; signature below portrait Image type: mezzotint and line engraving Size: 39.5 x 30.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: 1846 Signature: ‘Edm. Denison June 26th 1846’ (printed) Notes: the reason for the inclusion of this portrait in the Collection is not clear, as there seems to be no obvious medical relevance; also, it is not certain that the portrait represents E.B. Denison rather than his father, Sir Edmund Denison, Bart. (1784-1874), Chairman of the GNR, other than that the portrait appears to be of a younger man rather than an older one. E.B. Denison changed his name latterly to ‘Sir Edmund Beckett’, and information about both figures can be found under that name in the Dictionary of National Biography Innes Smith no: 13.9 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Deusing, Antonius (1612-66) Further details: Physician and mathematician; Rector of Gröningen University Ref. no: 86 (8)

Description: nearly HL, to l. Other features: long hair to shoulders, in gown with tassels at collar; name ‘Antonius Deusingius Medicinae Prof. Gröning.’ below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 6 x 4.2 cm.(clipped) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: pasted on sheet of paper with 8 lines of ms. biographical notes in German (17th c.) below portrait Innes Smith no: 21.4 Burgess no: 802.2

Subject / Title: Devergie, Marie Nicolas (b. 1784) Further details: Professor of anatomy and surgery at Paris Ref. no: 87 (6)

Description: nearly HL, slightly to r. Other features: vignette; full head of rather untidy hair with sideburns; name engraved below portrait Image type: lithograph Size: 28 x 21.5 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: from a drawing by J. Llanta Publisher: Aubert & Cie. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: plate to ‘Biographie des hommes du jour’ Innes Smith no: 21.5 Burgess no: 805.1

Subject / Title: “Doctor, The” Further details: 19th century subject Ref. no: 88 (5)

Description: group scene Other features: scene of doctor with patient: female patient seated slightly to l. in armchair with pillow and rug whilst elderly doctor sits beside her taking pulse, his cane, gloves and top hat on floor, as other members of the family look on Image type: print, from a photograph of a painting Size: 13.8 x 22.7 cm. (landscape orientation) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: from a painting by B. Vautier, 1887 Publisher: Bayer Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: series: Clinical Excerpts; entitled “The Doctor” mounted on stiff paper by publisher Innes Smith no: 29.11 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Dollond, John (1706-61), F.R.S. Further details: Optician Ref. no: 89 (6)

Description: HL, to l., facing slightly r., seated Other features: l. hand holding lenses beside book on ‘Opticks’ resting on covered table; grey hair or wig; name engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: stipple and line engraving Size: 13.1 x 10.2 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: J. Posselwhite Original artist: anon., from an original picture in the Royal Observatory, Greenwich Publisher: William Mackenzie, Glasgow etc. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 21.6 Burgess no: cf. 832.3

Subject / Title: Downman, Hugh (1740-1809), M.D. Further details: Physician and poet at Exeter Ref. no: 90 (5)

Description: HL, to r., profile Other features: vignette, in faint rectangle; full head of hair (wig?); wide margins Image type: etching Size: 24.2 x 18.5 cm Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: after a drawing [by J. Downman] Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: original artist from Burgess Innes Smith no: not listed Burgess no: 845.4

Subject / Title: Duchesne [Quercetanus], Joseph (1545-1609), M.D. (Basle) Further details: Physician to Henri IV; Professor of medicine at Paris Ref. no: 91 (8)

Description: H&S, slightly to l. Other features: oval portrait with frame, within rectangle; full head of hair and beard; 2 lines Latin text below portrait; name given on frame as ‘Iosephus Quercetanus’ Image type: line engraving Size: 12.5 x 9.7 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: [C. Ammon] Original artist: anon. Publisher: anon. Date: [1652?] Signature: Notes: engraver not named, supplied, with date, from Burgess Innes Smith no: 24.25 Burgess no: cf. 863.1

Subject / Title: Duncan, Andrew (1744-1828), M.D. (St. Andrew’s), F.R.C.P. Edin. Further details: Physician to King George III and the Prince Regent; Professor of physiology at Edinburgh Ref. no: 92 (1)

Description: H&S, to front Other features: vignette; full head of hair, in gown; 4 lines of Latin text above, and name engraved below, portrait Image type: soft ground etching Size: 29.7 x 22.6 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: E. Mitchell Original artist: after a painting by H. Raeburn (in the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh) Publisher: n.publ. Date: 1 January, 1819 Signature: Notes: ‘painted for the Royal Dispensary of Edinburgh’ Innes Smith no: 2.9 Burgess no: 876.2

Subject / Title: Duncan, Sir William, Bart. (1707-74), M.D. (St. Andrews), L.R.C.P. Further details: Physician to George III Ref. no: 93 (7)

Description: domestic scene; WL, to l., standing Other features: with Lady Duncan, who is seated l. at covered table between them; in wig, breeches, holds document in r. hand, globe on floor below table, in background pillar, centre, bookshelves and curtain r., rural landscape visible l. Image type: photograph, from a painting Size: 13.5 x 17 cm. (photo) Engraver / lithogr.: n/a/ Original artist: from a painting by Zoffany (in the possession of the Rt. Hon. Mercer Henderson, Countess of Buckinghamshire) Publisher: n/a Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: see 101, Sir John Eliot, Bart., for further information provenance of photograph noted by Innes Smith in ms. mounted in photographer’s sleeve Innes Smith no: 26.7 (associated with) Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Dupuytren, Guillaume, Baron (1777-1835) Further details: Surgeon to Charles X of France; Chief surgeon at the Hôtel-Dieu, Paris Ref. no: 94 (7)

Description: HL, to l. Other features: vignette; slightly receding grey hair, bow-tie; name ‘Dupuytren’ engraved below portrait; all within ruled border Image type: lithograph Size: 22.9 x 15.3 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: Soetens & Fils, La Haye Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 21.8 Burgess no: cf. 882.5

Subject / Title: Earle, Henry (1789-1838) Further details: Surgeon to St. Bartholomew’s Hospital; Professor of anatomy at the Royal College of Surgeons; Surgeon-extraordinary to Queen Victoria Ref. no: 95 (3)

Description: sculptured bust, to. l. Other features: full head of hair with sideburns; bust stands upon base with incised name Image type: mezzotint Size: 30.3 x 22.7 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: S. Cousins Original artist: drawn by H. Corbould; after a sculpture by William Behnes Publisher: private plate Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: proof version Innes Smith notes ‘Rare’ mounted on board Innes Smith no: 2.11 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: “Ecco il belveder!” Further details: 16th century subject Ref. no: 96 (8)

Description: HL, man sitting, to r., with woman standing, to l. Other features: elderly man, bearded, with cap, crouches at l. with hand over womb of pregnant woman at r.; she is dressed in gown with fur collar and looks to front; there is a suggestion in their attitudes of intimacy; at lower r. is a framed picture of a skull; below portrait are 4 lines of verse in Italian beginning “Ecco il belveder! o che felice Sorte!”, followed by 2 lines of dedication to Sigr. Luca van Uffel Image type: line engraving Size: 27 x 22.6 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Ant. Van Dyck Original artist: after a painting purporting to be a self-portrait by Titian Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Christopher Brown, in Van Dyck, Phaidon, 1982, notes: ‘[In 1639 Van Dyck] sketched ... a painting purporting to be a self-portrait of Titian and his mistress. This grotesque and clumsy composition, now thought to be an early seventeenth-century pastiche of Titian, had caught Van Dyck’s eye when he was looking at Van Uffelen’s collection in Venice, and he drew it in the Italian Sketchbook. He also etched it with an effusive dedication to its owner...’ Innes Smith no: 28.12 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Edinburgh Further details: Notable persons; 18th century subject Ref. no: 97 (8)

Description: group scene, WL, to r. Other features: vignette; 3 notable persons in tricorn hats and 18th century coats walking together ‘on the street at Edinburgh in the year 1790’: they are James Hamilton, M.D. (1749-1835), Physician to the Royal Infirmary at Edinburgh, Revd. John Wesley, M.A. and Revd. Joseph Cole; quotation from Wesley engraved above, names and 5 lines of text below, ortraits; wide margins Image type: line engraving Size: 31.6 x 25.5 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: Consitt & Goodwill, Hull Original artist: after a sketch by ‘an original genius’, anon. [?J. Kay, 1789] Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 24.13 Burgess no: not in Burgess, but cf. 1287.5

Subject / Title: Edinburgh Further details: Professors of clinical surgery; early 20th century subject Ref. no: 98 (7)

Description: H&S, various Other features: 5 oval portraits, unidentified, arranged on a blank page Image type: prints, from photographs Size: 1 @ 7.5 x 4.9 cm., 4 @ 6 x 4.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: anon. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith ms. pencil note on reverse: ‘Professors of Clinical Surgery of Edinburgh University’ 2 copies Innes Smith no: not listed Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Edinburgh. 8th International Ophthalmological Congress, 7th - 10th August, 1894 Further details: 19th century subject Ref. no: 99 (1)

Description: group photograph of members Other features: outdoors, in front of the main entrance to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh; all group members identified below photograph Image type: photograph Size: 28 x 45 cm. (landscape orientation) Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: anon. Date: 1894 Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 27.32 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Edinburgh University Further details: Seven physicians. 19th century subject Ref. no: 100 (1)

Description: group, seated or standing Other features: vignette; seven physicians arranged close together around small table, four sitting at front and three standing behind; with names below portrait Image type: lithograph Size: 26 x 36.5 cm Engraver / lithogr.: Schenck & McFarlane, Edinburgh Original artist: from a drawing by L. Ghémar, ‘from life’ Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: names: Professor Jameson (Medical History), Dr Alison (Clinical Medicine & Practice of Physic), Dr Traill (Medical Jurisprudence), Dr Simpson (Midwifery), Professor Miller (Surgery), Dr Balfour (Botany), Dr J.H. Bennett (Institutes of Medicine or Physiology) Innes Smith no: 19.5 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Eliot, Sir John, Bart. (1736-1786), M.D. (St. Andrews), L.R.C.P. Further details: Physician at London Ref. no: 101 (7)

Description: H&S, to l. Other features: oval portrait in frame; in wig Image type: photograph, of miniature painting (in private ownership) Size: 5 x 3.5 cm. (portrait); 11.5 x 7.5 cm. (photograph) Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: n/a Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: addenda include: “Sir John Eliot, Bart., M.D. of Peebles, and some of his friends”, by R.W. Innes Smith, Med. Journ., 1 (proof, with ms. corrections), an account which refers to errors and confusion in the Dictionary of National Biography article (under ‘Elliott’), and also refers to a painting of Eliot’s friend Sir Willam Duncan, Bart. M.D., Physician to George III, and his history; typescript of the article; prints of both paintings Innes Smith no: 26.7 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Fergusson, Sir William, Bart. (1808-77), F.R.S., F.R.C.S. Further details: Professor of surgery at King’s College, London; Professor in the Royal College of Surgeons; Surgeon-extraordinary to Queen Victoria Ref. no: 102 (5)

Description: WL, to l., standing Other features: caricature; in morning dress; head thrust forward, balding, long white sideburns, thumbs hooked into trousers pockets; red hand badge at top r. Image type: lithograph, colour Size: 31 x 18.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: from a watercolour by ‘Ape’ Publisher: Vanity Fair Date: 17 December, 1870 Signature: Notes: series ‘’Men of the Day, No. 17’, entitled “There is no man of greater weight in his profession” not named on portrait, but acc ompanied by separate printed biographical sheet Innes Smith no: 24.33 Burgess no: 966.4

Subject / Title: “The First Ovariotomy” Further details: 19th century subject Ref. no: 103 (6)

Description: group scene Other features: in centre, patient lies on table extending away from viewpoint attended by 4 males inc. surgeons, in bedroom, with female figure at door at l. background. Image type: print, colour Size: 17 x 22 cm. (landscape orientation) Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: George Kasson Knapp Publisher: anon. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: backed with stiff paper Innes Smith no: 29.12 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Fletcher, John (1792-1836), M.D. (Edin.), F.R.C.S.E. Further details: Lecturer on physiology and medical jurisprudence at Edinburgh Ref. no: 104 (5)

Description: TQL, to r., seated Other features: full head of hair, r. arm resting on chair back, r. hand holding book with index finger between pages; sculptured bust and papers to r.; name engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 33 x 26.2 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: William Overend Geller Original artist: after a painting by William Smellie Watson Publisher: [H. Benham], London Date: [1838] Signature: Notes: damage to margins, publisher’s name and date from Burgess backed with stiff paper Innes Smith no: 13.13 Burgess no: 993.1

Subject / Title: Forbes, James David (1809-68), F.R.S.Edin. Further details: Professor of natural philosophy at Edinburgh Ref. no: 105 (5)

Description: nearly HL, looking slightly to r. Other features: vignette; in gown, full head of hair; name engraved (as Professor) and signature below portrait, wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 28.7 x 23.2 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: (Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh) Original artist: from a drawing by W.H. Townsend Publisher: Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh Date: n.d. Signature: ‘James D. Forbes’ (printed) Notes: Innes Smith no: 13.14 Burgess no: 1003.1

Subject / Title: Forest, Pieter (1522-97) Further details: Professor of medicine at Leyden Ref. no: 106 (5)

Description: H&S, to l. Other features: oval portrait in plain frame within ornate rectangular frame, in turn set within a wider frame; grey beard, wearing fur edged coat, ruff and cap; name ‘Petrus Forestus’ engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 12 x 9 cm. (portrait); 31.5 x 21.8 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: ex officina Petri Vander Aa, Lugd. Bat. (Leyden) Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: backed with stiff paper Innes Smith no: 13.15 Burgess no: not in Burgess, but cf. 1006.2 etc.

Subject / Title: Forman, Simon (1552-1611) Further details: Quack and astrologer Ref. no: 107 (6)

Description: H&S, to r. Other features: full head of hair and beard, wide collar; in small rectangle, wide margins; name and other details engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 18 x 11.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: R. Godfrey Original artist: after a drawing by Bulfinch Publisher: F. Blyth, London Date: July 1st 1776 Signature: Notes: name and description below portrait Innes Smith no: 21.9 Burgess no: Ad. 15.1

Subject / Title: Foster, Sir Balthazar Walter, 1st Baron Ilkeston, ( 1840-1913), M.P., M.D. (Trinity College, Dublin), F.R.C.P. Further details: Professor of medicine at Queen’s College, Birmingham; M.P. for Chester and Ilkeston Division of Derbyshire Ref. no: 108 (6)

Description: caricature; WL, to front, standing Other features: morning dress, papers in l. hand and under l. arm, arms and legs wide apart; spectacles, dark hair and greying beard Image type: lithograph, colour Size: 31.7 x 18.7 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Original artist: from a watercolour by ‘Spy’ Publisher: Vanity Fair Date: 11 October, 1894 Signature: Notes: entitled “The Ilkeston Division”, subject unnamed Innes Smith no: 25.11 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Fraser, Sir Thomas Richard (1841-1920), M.D (Edin.), F.R.S., F.R.S.E., P.R.C.P.Edin. Further details: Professor of materia medica, and of clinical medicine, at Edinburgh Ref. no: 109 (6)

Description: HL, looking slightly l. Other features: hair slightly receding, with grey beard; in academic gown Image type: print, from a photograph Size: 14.8 x 10 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: A. Swan Watson, Edinburgh Publisher: British Medical Journal Date: 17 January, 1920 Signature: Notes: backed with stiff paper Innes Smith no: 27.30 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Freind, John (1675-1728), M.D. Further details: Physician, medical historian and politician Ref. no: 110 (8)

Description: H&S, to r. Other features: oval portrait in plain frame, supported by pedestal bearing name; in long wig to shoulders Image type: line engraving Size: 14.5 x 9.1 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: printed for T. Hinton, London Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: ‘engraved for the Universal Magazine’ Innes Smith no: 21.10 Burgess no: 1041.3

Subject / Title: French Hospital for Protestants, London Further details: Founded 1708 Ref. no: 111 (8)

Description: View in perspective Other features: captioned ‘The French Hospital near Old Street’; view of buildings at three sides from within courtyard Image type: line engraving Size: 14.6 x 23.6 cm. (landscape orientation) Engraver / lithogr.: B. Cole Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: printed together with a view of Allhallows the Great Church, Thames Street, London Innes Smith no: 29.1 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Gairdner, Sir William Tennant (1824-1907), M.D. (Edin.), F.R.S., P.R.C.P.Edin. Further details: Professor of medicine at Glasgow; Physician-in-ordinary to Queen Victoria; Hon. physician to King Edward VII Ref. no: 112 (1)

Description: nearly WL, to r., seated Other features: hair slightly receding with sideburns, some greying, head resting on l. hand, legs crossed, morning dress, signed below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 43.2 x 34 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: James Faed Original artist: after a painting by Sir George Reid Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: ‘Yours [---?] W.T. Gairdner’ (autograph) Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 3.1 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Garnett, Thomas (1766-1802), M.D. (Edin.), L.R.C.P. Further details: Practitioner at Bradford, Harrogate and Knaresborough; Professor of chemistry at Andersonian Institute at Glasgow Ref. no: 113 (4)

Description: nearly HL, facing front, seated Other features: full head of greying hair, behind table, hands resting on open book, globe and curtain behind; name engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: stipple Size: 16.2 x 12 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: [W.S. Leney] Original artist: [after J.R. Smith, Cadell & Davies] Publisher: n.publ. Date: [1804; published 1 January 1805 by the Executors for the benefit of his Orphan children] Signature: Notes: proof version, without artist and publication details (supplied from Burgess); pencil ms. biographical note on reverse mounted on board Innes Smith no: 13.16 Burgess no: 1083.2

Subject / Title: Garth, Sir Samuel (1661-1719), M.D. (Cantab.), F.R.C.P. Further details: Physician and poet Ref. no: 114 (6)

Description: H&S, to l., face half l.. Other features: oval portrait in frame on pedestal with name; long wig to shoulders Image type: line engraving Size: 8.8 x 7.4 cm. (portrait); 20.8 x 12 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: after a painting by Sir G. Kneller (in the National Portrait Gallery) Publisher: printed for T. Hinton, London Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: plate to Universal Magazine; artist’s name from Burgess Innes Smith no: 21.12 Burgess no: 1084.7

Subject / Title: Goodhart, Sir James F. (1845-1916), M.D. (Aberdeen) Further details: Demonstrator in Anatomy and Medical Registrar at Guy’s Hospital Ref. no: 115 (6)

Description: HL, to l., semi-profile Other features: full head of hair, goatee beard Image type: photograph, cabinet card, sepia Size: [lower section torn off] 7 x 6 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: photographer T. Fall, London Publisher: T. Fall, London Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: name with ms. note on back Innes Smith no: 26.8 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Goodsir, Sir John (1814-67), F.R.S. Further details: Professor of anatomy at Edinburgh Ref. no: 27 (3)

Description: HL, slightly to r., seated Other features: vignette within rectangle, round cap covering hair, r. arm resting on book with index finger of r. hand showing Image type: photograph, of a line engraving Size: 34 x 26.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.p. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 3.4 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Gordon, John (1786-1818), M.D., F.R.S.Edin. Further details: Lecturer on anatomy and physiology at Edinburgh Ref. no: 116 (1)

Description: HL, to r., seated Other features: book in r. hand, curtains behind, name engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: line engraving Size: 21.7 x 18.8 Engraver / lithogr.: John Burnet Original artist: after a painting by W.J. Thomson Publisher: Robt. Cameron, Junr. & Co., Edinburgh Date: July, 1819 Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 3.5 Burgess no: 1167.1

Subject / Title: Goudoever, Louis Christiaan van (b. 1820) Further details: Professor of medicine at Utrecht Ref. no: 117 (7)

Description: HL, to l. Other features: vignette; hair slightly receding, long sideburns with some greying, in gown and bands; signature engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 17.8 x 11 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: J.H. Neuman Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: ‘ L.C. van Goudoever’ (printed) Notes: Innes Smith no: 21.15 Burgess no: 1175.1

Subject / Title: Graaf, Reinier de (1641-73) Further details: Physician and anatomist at Leyden Ref. no: 118 (8)

Description: H&S, slightly to r. Other features: oval portrait with laurel wreath surround, within rectangular frame; long hair to shoulders, lace collar and gown; name ‘Regnerus De Graaf’ engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 9 x 7.5 cm. (portrait); 18 x 10.7 cm. (page, trimmed to r.) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: [?1668] Signature: Notes: mounted on stiff paper Innes Smith no: 21.16 Burgess no: (probably) 1178.2

Subject / Title: Graham, Robert (1786-1845), M.D. Further details: Professor of botany at Edinburgh Ref. no: 119 (2)

Description: H&S, to l. Other features: vignette; balding, grey hair; signature below portrait, wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 29.8 x 24.2 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: (Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh) Original artist: anon. Publisher: Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh Date: n.d. Signature: ‘Robt. Graham’ (printed) Notes: Innes Smith no: 14.3 Burgess no: 1185.2

Subject / Title: Graham, Robert (1786-1845), M.D. Further details: Professor of botany at Edinburgh Ref. no: 120 (2)

Description: nearly HL, facing front Other features: balding, some greying of hair; wide margins Image type: mezzotint and line engraving Size: 28.2 x 23 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: not listed Burgess no: cf. 1185.1

Subject / Title: Greenhill, Thomas (1681-1740?) Further details: Surgeon Ref. no: 121 (5)

Description: H&S, to r., looking to front Other features: oval portrait in frame set on masonry with name engraved below, curtain draped to l. and coat of arms with motto ‘Honor alit Artes’ at top l., all of which is at l. of allegorical scene which includes cherubs, angels and other figures and set in a garden featuring various architectural monuments Image type: line engraving Size: 8 x 6 cm. (portrait); 20.8 x 30.6 cm.(print) (landscape orientation) Engraver / lithogr.: [J.] Nutting, 1705 Original artist: after a drawing by P. Berchet Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: this example seems to be identical to the one in Burgess, except that Burgess notes the original artist as T. Murray some damage to margins; mounted on stiff paper Innes Smith no: 21.17 Burgess no: cf. 1210.1

Subject / Title: Gregory, William (1803-58) Further details: Professor of chemistry at Edinburgh Ref. no: 122 (5)

Description: nearly HL, slightly to l. Other features: vignette; full head of long hair, tartan waistcoat under coat; signature below portrait, wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 28.5 x 23.2 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh Original artist: from a drawing by W. Stewart ‘from the life’ Publisher: Maclachlan, Stewart & Co., Edinburgh Date: n.d. Signature: ‘William Gregory’ (printed) Notes: Innes Smith no: 14.4 Burgess no: 1216.1

Subject / Title: Gull, Sir William Withey, Bart. (1816-90), M.D. (London), F.R.C.P., F.R.S. Further details: Physician to Queen Victoria; Lecturer to Guy’s Hospital Ref. no: 123 (5)

Description: FL, to l., in profile, standing Other features: caricature; morning dress, head forward, left arm behind back, r. hand gripping coat at breast; red hand badge at top r. corner Image type: lithograph, colour Size: 31 x 18.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Vincent Brooks Day & Son, London Original artist: from a watercolour by ‘Ape’ Publisher: Vanity Fair Date: 18 December, 1875 Signature: Notes: entitled “Physiological Physic”, subject unnamed Innes Smith no: 24.32 Burgess no: 1254.7

Subject / Title: Guy’s Hospital, London Further details: Founded 1721 Ref. no: 124 (8)

Description: view in perspective from front, above Other features: shows central court enclosed by buildings, with 2 wings to front, and entrance gates with railings to either side; front court not yet built; name ‘Guy’s Hospital’ engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 19.8 x 35.8 cm. (landscape orientation) Engraver / lithogr.: W.H. Toms Original artist: after a drawing by R. West Publisher: n.publ. Date: [c. 1734] Signature: Notes: ‘drawn from the architect’s plans’ c. 1734, and published in Maitland’s ‘History of London’, according to H.C. Cameron, ‘Mr Guy’s Hospital 1726-1948’, London, 1954 Innes Smith no: 29.6 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Haase, Wilhelm Andreas (1784-1837) Further details: Professor of clinical medicine and materia medica at Leipzig Ref. no: 125 (6)

Description: HL to l., seated Other features: vignette; full head of hair, holding book in r. hand, index finger inserted between leaves; name and other details engraved below portrait Image type: stipple Size: 21.3 x 13.5 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: [F.W.] Bollinger Original artist: after [F.A.] Junge Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 21.20 Burgess no: 1261.1

Subject / Title: Hadley, John (1731-64), M.D. (Cantab.), F.R.C.P. Further details: Professor of chemistry at Cambridge Ref. no: 126 (4)

Description: HL, to r., seated Other features: in wig, hands clasped, r. arm resting on chair back, in background glass jars with specimens; name with date of death ‘anno aetatis 33’ engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 32 x 25.4 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: E. Fisher Original artist: after a painting by B. Wilson, 1759 Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 3.8 Burgess no: 1265.1

Subject / Title: Hamilton, James (1749-1835), M.D. Further details: Physician to the Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh Ref. no: 127 (8)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: full head of grey hair; name engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving; proof Size: 13.3 x 10.7 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: John Burnet, 1816 Original artist: after a painting by Hy. Raeburn Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: this appears to be the same portrait as in Burgess, but there is some difference in size and Burgess indicates sitter to l. backed with card Innes Smith no: 3.10 Burgess no: cf. 1287.2

Hamilton, James (1749-1835), M.D.

see also under Ref. No. 87: Edinburgh

Subject / Title: Harvey, William (1578-1657), M.D. (Padua), F.R.C.P. Further details: Discoverer of the blood circulation Ref. no: 128 (3)

Description: nearly WL, to l., seated Other features: long but receding hair to shoulders, r. hand on upright book on covered table, curtain to both sides Image type: woodcut Size: 32.5 x 27.1 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Horace Gerrard Original artist: after an anon. painting (at the Kent and Canterbury Hospital) Publisher: n. publ. Date: 1923 Signature: Notes: name and image details in pencil ms. below portrait; original artist note from Burgess mounted on board Innes Smith no: 3.11 Burgess no: 1312.20

Subject / Title: Harvey, William (1578-1657), M.D. (Padua), F.R.C.P. Further details: Discoverer of the blood circulation Ref. no: 129 (7)

Description: nearly WL, to l., seated Other features: long but receding hair to shoulders, r. hand on upright book on covered table Image type: print, from a photograph of an anon. painting (at the Kent and Canterbury Hospital) Size: 15.5 x 12.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: British Medical Journal Date: 22 October, 1921 Signature: Notes: curtains visible in the original not visible in this print Innes Smith no: 27.31 Burgess no: not in Burgess, but cf. 1312.20

Subject / Title: Harvey, William (1578-1657), M.D. (Padua), F.R.C.P. Further details: Discoverer of the blood circulation Ref. no: 130 (5)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: circular portrait within frame, as designed for a plaque or porcelain plate; hair and beard grey, in gown, diagram of heart and blood vessels to r.; name ‘WILLIAM HARVEY, M.D.’ on rim above Image type: pencil drawing Size: 18.7 cm. diameter Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: n/a Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith notes ‘drawn for or from engraving’ Innes Smith no: 29.15 Burgess no: not in Burgess, but possibly after a listed portrait; cf. 1312.1 etc.

Subject / Title: Harvey, William (1578-1657), M.D. (Padua), F.R.C.P. Further details: Discoverer of the blood circulation Ref. no: 131 (2)

Description: TQL, to l., seated Other features: bald head with fringe of collar length grey hair, in gown, hat in r. hand, ring on little finger of l. hand; in background, base of column to lower r.; words ‘Gulielmus (Magnus ille) Harveus’ to l. Image type: print, from a photograph of anon. painting Size: 42.5 x 34.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: Proprietors of VIB[RONA] Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: VIBRONA Art Series No. 20 mounted on board Innes Smith no: 3.12 Burgess no: not in Burgess, but cf. 1312.11 etc.

Subject / Title: Hawenreuter, Johann Ludwig (1548-1618), M.D. (Tübingen) Further details: Professor of medicine at Strasburg Ref. no: 132 (8)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: oval portrait in frame within rectangle, name inscribed on frame with epithet ‘Argentoratensis’; grey hair and beard, in gown; 2 lines of Latin in his praise below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 12.4 x 9.6 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: [1650?] Signature: Notes: date from Burgess Innes Smith no: 24.19 Burgess no: cf.1323.2

Hawes, William, M.D. see under Ref. no. 82: Dale, Thomas

Subject / Title: Henderson, William (1810-72) Further details: Physician and pathologist at Edinburgh Ref. no: 133 (1)

Description: H&S, to l. Other features: vignette; with wide margins, signature below portrait Image type: lithograph Size: 28.5 x 23.4 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Fr. Schenck Original artist: after a drawing by W. Crawford Publisher: Maclachlan, Stewart & Co., Edinburgh Date: drawn 1845 Signature: ‘W M[?] Henderson’ (autograph) Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 14.8 Burgess no: 1358.1

Subject / Title: Henry VIII, King of England (1491-1547) Further details: 16th century subject Ref. no: 134 (Oversize)

Description: King Henry VIII, enthroned, presenting Charter to the Barber Surgeons of London, kneeling Other features: text in borders above and below Image type: line engraving Size: 55.5 x 77 cm (page) Engraver / lithogr.: B. Baron Original artist: after a painting by Hans Holbein Publisher: published by the Masters or Governors of the Mystery and Commonalty of Barbers and Surgeons of London Date: October 1, 1736 Signature: Notes: the Company of Barber-Surgeons of London was formed from the previously separate companies of Barbers and Surgeons in 1569 condition poor, damaged esp. round periphery, darkened. mounted on board Innes Smith no: 3.13 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Hepburn, George (?1669-1759), M.D. (Leyden), F.R.C.P.Edin. Further details: Physician at Edinburgh and King’s Lynn Ref. no: 135 (7)

Description: HL, to r., facing slightly r. Other features: long wig to shoulders Image type: photograph, from painting Size: 20.7 x 16.2 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: photographer P. Goodchild, King’s Lynn Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 26.9 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Heurnius, Joannes (1543-1601), M.D. (Padua) Further details: Professor of medicine at Leyden Ref. no: 136 (8)

Description: H&S, slightly to l. Other features: oval portrait in plain frame within rectangle; short hair and trimmed beard; ruff and fur edged cloak; name ‘Iohannes Heurnius’ engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 12.8 x 9.9 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 24.18 Burgess no: 1383.4

Subject / Title: Hey, William (1736-1819), F.R.S. Further details: Surgeon at Leeds; Medical and religious author Ref. no: 137 (8)

Description: nearly HL, to l. Other features: in wig, l. hand holds upright Bible; in background, curtain above, below which can be seen base of column and view of Leeds Infirmary; name engraved below portrait Image type: stipple Size: 22.3 x 17.1 cm Engraver / lithogr.: W. Holl Original artist: [after his own design] Publisher: Robinson, Son & Holdsworth, Leeds, and Hurst, Wakefield Date: 1 March, 1816 Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 14.9 Burgess no: 1388.1

Subject / Title: Heysham, John (1753-1834), M.D. (Edin.) Further details: Author of “The Carlisle Bills of Mortality” Ref. no: 138 (7)

Description: sculpture: bust, to front Other features: head and centre of upper body only; name chiselled on bust and other details on pedestal Image type: photograph Size: 29 x 24.1 cm. (photo) Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: Musgrave Lewthwaite Watson Publisher: anon. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: original artist noted on reverse in ms. 2 copies Innes Smith no: 26.10 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Hörnigk, Ludwig von (1600-67), M.D. Further details: Doctor of law, medicine and philosophy, of Mainz Ref. no: 139 (8)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: oval portrait in plain frame within rectangle; long hair a little receding, pointed beard, cloak and wide collar; name and other details inc. ‘anno Christi MDCL Æetatis L’ on frame; 4 lines of Latin text below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 12.2 x 10.2 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: M.V. Sommer Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 24.16 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Hoffman, Caspar (1529-84) Further details: Professor of medicine at Frankfort a.Oder; Physician to Johann Georg, Elector of Brandenburg Ref. no: 140 (8)

Description: HL, to l. Other features: oval portrait in plain frame within rectangle; short receding grey hair and goatee beard, doublet and collar; name ‘Caspar Hofman’ and other details inc. Æt: LX 1637’ on frame; 2 lines of Latin text below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 12.3 x 9.7 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: surname appears as ‘Hofman’ Innes Smith no: 24.17 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Holland, George Calvert (1801-65), M.D. (Edin.) Further details: Physician to the Sheffield General Infirmary Ref. no: 141 (8)

Description: HL, slightly to l. Other features: oval portrait, but the four extremities cut off by rectangle; full head of hair, graying at sideburns, arms folded; sky behind with rural scenery visible at lower r.; name engraved, and signature, below portrait, with 2 lines of text (see below): Image type: stipple Size: 22.8 x 18.7 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: J. Brown Original artist: after a painting by J. Moore Publisher: J. Ollivier, London Date: 17 August, 1841 Signature: ‘G.C. Holland’ (printed) Notes: text: “We labor not for the few, but for the many, for the rights and privileges of humanity, for the established principles of the / constitution, for order, harmony, and the progressive advancement of civilization”. Millocrat. No. 2 this item added to Innes Smith Collection by SUL from another source damage at top r. margin and under portrait mounted on stiff paper Innes Smith no: n/a Burgess no: cf.1426.1

Subject / Title: Hoogstraten, David (1658-1724), M.D. (Leyden) Further details: Physician and poet at Dordrecht and Amsterdam Ref. no: 142 (6)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: oval portrait in frame within rectangle which clips extremities of frame; in gown and bands, long hair (wig?) to shoulders; name ‘David Hoogstratanus’ on frame; 2 lines of Latin text by Ianus Broukhusius engraved below portrait. Image type: mezzotint Size: 14 x 9.2 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Pet. Schenck Original artist: after his own painting ‘ad vivum’ Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on board. Innes Smith no: 22.1 Burgess no: cf. 1436.2

Subject / Title: Hope, James (1801-41), M.D., F.R.S., F.R.C.P. Further details: Physician to St. George’s Hospital Ref. no: 143 (5)

Description: HL, slightly to l. Other features: vignette; balding, dark hair and sideburns; signature below portrait Image type: lithograph Size: 25.5 x 19.9 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: T. Bridgford, London Original artist: anon. Publisher: [M. & N. Hanhart] Date: n.d. Signature: ‘J. Hope’ (printed) Notes: publisher from Burgess - lower edge part-trimmed mounted on board Innes Smith no: 22.2 Burgess no: 1440.2

Subject / Title: Hope, Thomas Charles (1766-1844), M.D. (Edin.), F.R.S. Further details: Professor of chemistry at Edinburgh Ref. no: 144 (1)

Description: nearly WL, to r., seated Other features: balding; reclining in chair, holding book in r. hand with index finger between pages; name and dedication to the Earl of Hopetown engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 39.8 x 31.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Thos. Hodgetts Original artist: from a painting by Sir Henry Raeburn Publisher: dedication by David Hatton Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 4.1 Burgess no: 1442.1

Subject / Title: Horne, Jan van (1621-70) Further details: Professor of anatomy and medicine at Leyden Ref. no: 145 (8)

Description: nearly HL, to r. Other features: oval portrait within wide rectangular frame, set upon pedestal bearing name ‘Ioannis van Horne’ and with moulding below; long hair over shoulders, skull cap, cloak and deep collar Image type: line engraving Size: 12.7 x 10.1 cm. (portrait); 30.4 x 19.2 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 22.3 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Horst, Gregor (1578-1636) Further details: Physician, pharmacologist and botanist at Ulm Ref. no: 146 (6)

Description: HL, to l. Other features: oval portrait in plain frame within rectangle; long hair, greying beard, wide collar, medallion on chain; name ‘ Gregorius Horstius Torgensis’ and other details on frame; 2 lines of Latin text below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 12.3 x 9.6 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 24.28 Burgess no: not in Burgess, but cf. 1451.3

Subject / Title: Hundertmarck, Karl Friedrich (1715-62), M.D. (Leipzig), F.R.S. Further details: Professor of medicine and surgery at Leipzig Ref. no: 147 (2)

Description: TQL, to l., standing Other features: portrait framed with arched top; by table, in wig, holding book between hands with quill in r. hand; name and other details inc. date of birth with coat of arms engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 23 x 16.2 cm. (portrait); 39.3 x 25.9 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: J. Jacob Haid Original artist: after Mylius ‘ad vivum’ Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: ‘V’ at top r. mounted on board Innes Smith no: 4.2 Burgess no: 1471.1

Subject / Title: Hunter, Alexander (1729-1809), M.D., F.R.S. Further details: Physician at York Ref. no: 148 (1)

Description: nearly WL, to r., seated Other features: in wig, r. elbow on table with quill pen and ink stand, r. hand holding book with index finger inserted, curtain behind, name engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 45.3 x 35 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: J.R. Smith Original artist: after a painting by himself Publisher: J.R. Smith, and R. Ackermann, London Date: 1 February, 1805 Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 4.3 Burgess no: 1474.1

Subject / Title: Hunter, John (1728-93), F.R.S. Further details: Surgeon and anatomist; Founder of the Hunterian Museum, Royal College of Surgeons of England Ref. no: 149 (5)

Description: nearly WL, to r., seated Other features: quill in r. hand, l. hand supporting chin with elbow resting on a document on table, on which are volumes, one open to display plates of animal skulls; in background glass specimen jar and feet of human skeleton [the giant C. Byrne] Image type: lithograph, colour Size: 27 x 22 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: [? illegible; initials possibly H.S.B.] Original artist: [after a painting by Sir J. Reynolds, 1786, at the Royal College of Surgeons] Publisher: The Museum Galleries, London Date: 1923 Signature: artist’s name in pencil ms. below portrait, provenance unknown Notes: this item added to Innes Smith collection by SUL from another source donor’s name recorded on mount: ‘John Hunter. Presented to the Faculty of Medicine by E.F. Finch, M.S.’ [Finch was Professor of Surgery at Sheffield, 1934-44]] details of original painting from Burgess mounted on board Innes Smith no: n/a Burgess no: not in Burgess, but cf. 1475.5 etc.

Subject / Title: Hunter, William (1718-83), M.D. (Glasgow), L.R.C.P., F.R.S. Further details: Anatomist; Founder of the Hunterian Museum, Glasgow Ref. no: 150 (8)

Description: nearly HL, to r. Other features: oval portrait in double frame supported by tablet with name, within rectangle; in wig with ribbon at back of neck, coat with large buttons Image type: line engraving Size: 6.8 x 5.4 cm. (portrait); 20.3 x 13 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: John Walker Date: 30 April, 1783 Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 22.4 Burgess no: 1477.7

Subject / Title: Husband, William (fl. 1850), M.D. (Edinburgh) Further details: Introducer of capillary glass tubes for vaccine Ref. no: 151 (7)

Description: TQL, to front, standing Other features: receding hair, untrimmed grey beard Image type: photograph, cabinet card Size: 15 x 10.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: Barclay Bros., Glasgow Publisher: Barclay Bros., Glasgow Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: name from Innes Smith ms. note on reverse 'Husband Gulielmus' reported to be a graduate of Edinburgh in1846 Innes Smith no: 26.11 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Hutchinson, Sir Jonathan (1828-1913), F.R.S. Further details: Surgeon to the London Hospital Ref. no: 152 (5)

Description: WL, to l., in profile, standing Other features: caricature; receding greying hair, beard, morning dress, l. foot forward, l. hand behind back, r. hand to front holding spectacles Image type: lithograph, colour Size: 31.8 x 18.9 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Original artist: from a watercolour by ‘Spy’ Publisher: Vanity Fair Date: 27 September, 1890 Signature: Notes: entitled ‘Mr. Jonathan Hutchinson’ Innes Smith no: 25.12 Burgess no: 1478.1

Subject / Title: Huxley, Thomas Henry (1825-95), M.D., F.R.S., F.R.C.S. Further details: Anatomist Ref. no: 153 (5)

Description: TQL, facing front, standing Other features: skull in l. hand, elbow resting on three volumes lying on table, r. hand in trousers pocket Image type: lithograph, colour Size: 23 x 18.2 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: T. Hamilton Crawford (name in pencil) Original artist: after a painting by John Collier, 1891 (in the National Portrait Gallery) [artist’s name in pencil] Publisher: The Museum Galleries, London Date: 1922 Signature: original artist’s and artist’s names in pencil ms. below portrait, provenance unknown Notes: with an accompanying printed description this item added by SUL to Innes Smith collection from another source donor’s name recorded on mount: ‘Thomas Henry Huxley. Presented to the Faculty of Medicine by E.F. Finch, M.S.’ [Finch was Professor of Surgery at Sheffield, 1934-44]] mounted on board Innes Smith no: n/a Burgess no: not in Burgess, but cf. 1484.7

Subject / Title: “Insignia Mortis” Further details: 15th - 16th century subject Ref. no: 154 (7)

Description: emblematic group Other features: to l., standing, woman in fashionable dress with hirsute man whispering at ear; to r., knight’s plumed helmet; at lower centre, skull Image type: print Size: 16 x 11.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: reproduction of a work by Albrecht Dürer Publisher: Bayer Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: series: Clinical Excerpts; entitled “Insignia Mortis” mounted on publisher’s card Innes Smith no: not listed Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: James I, King of England (1566-1625) Further details: 17th century subject Ref. no: 155 (8)

Description: group scene: “The Death of King James the First” Other features: the King lies in a four poster bed, head only visible; to l. stands Doctor Lamb with a bottle of poison, with 3 other figures to r., each uttering words; below the portrait is an account of the suspicious death and preceding events Image type: line engraving Size: 8.6 x 15.3 cm. (landscape orientation) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: the description states: ‘from a most rare and curious print’, and adds that in 1628 Dr. Lamb, a favourite of Buckingham, who was suspected of arranging the alleged poisoning, was killed by the mob mounted on stiff paper Innes Smith no: 28.6 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Jameson, Professor

see under Ref. no. 101 Edinburgh University

Subject / Title: Jameson, Robert (1774-1854) Further details: Mineralogist; Regius professor of natural history at Edinburgh Ref. no: 156 (3)

Description: HL, looking to r. Other features: vignette, within rectangle, full head of hair with some greying; signature below portrait, wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 28.5 x 23.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Fr. Schenck Original artist: from a drawing by W. Stewart ‘from the life’ Publisher: Maclachlan, Stewart & Co., Edinburgh Date: n.d. Signature: ‘R. Jameson’ (printed) Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 15.1 Burgess no: 1517.3

Subject / Title: Jenner, Edward (1749-1823), M.D. (St. Andrew’s and Oxon.) Further details: Discoverer of vaccination Ref. no: 157 (6)

Description: H&S, to r., profile Other features: portrait in small medallion on plain background; full head of hair; name engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: line engraving Size: 4.2 cm. dia.(portrait); 28.2 x 21.2 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: Anker Smith Original artist: after a drawing by J.B. Drayton ‘ad. viv.’ Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 22.5 Burgess no: 1527.27

Subject / Title: Jenner, Edward (1749-1823), M.D. (St. Andrew’s and Oxon.) Further details: Discoverer of vaccination Ref. no: 158 (2)

Description: TQL, to l., standing Other features: leaning against a tree, right arm resting on branch, full head of greying hair, hat and gloves in l. hand; in background view of Berkeley, river and meadow, with milkmaid and cows; signature below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 45.8 x 34.8 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: after a pastel drawing by J.R. Smith (at the Wellcome Institute of the History of Medicine) Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: details of description from Burgess Innes Smith notes: ‘Proof before letters. Very early print’ mounted on board Innes Smith no: 4.6 Burgess no: not in Burgess, but cf. 1527.2

Subject / Title: Jenner, Edward (1749-1823), M.D. (St. Andrews and Oxon.) Further details: Discoverer of vaccination Ref. no: 159 (2)

Description: nearly WL, slightly to r., seated Other features: l hand with index finger extended supporting head, r hand holding quill. On table folio with emblem of cow and inscription ‘The Origin of the Vaccine Inoculation – by Edward Jenner, 1801’ Image type: print, from a photograph of a painting Size: 42.5 x 33.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: from an original by J. Northcote, 1803 (in the National Portrait Gallery) Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: original painting identified in Burgess mounted on board Innes Smith no: 4.8 Burgess no: not in Burgess, but cf. 1527.32

Subject / Title: Jenner, Sir William, Bart. (1815-98), M.D., F.R.S., P.R.S. Further details: Physician to Queen Victoria Ref. no: 160 (6)

Description: caricature; WL,to l., standing Other features: some grey hair, largely bald, dark moustache, holding pince-nez in r. hand, l. arm behind back Image type: lithograph, colour Size: 31 x 19.4 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: from a watercolour by ‘Spy’ Publisher: Vanity Fair Date: April 26, 1873 Signature: Notes: entitled “N. 234 . Men of the Day, No. 62, “Physic””, subject unnamed Innes Smith no: 25.10 Burgess no: 1529.4

Subject / Title: Johnson, James (1777-1845), M.D. (St. Andrew’s), L.R.C.P. Further details: Physician to William IV Ref. no: 161 (2)

Description: nearly WL, seated, facing front Other features: by cloth covered table on which are books, papers and quill pen, l. hand with index finger inserted resting on book standing on its spine, curtain to r.; name and ‘Physician Extraordinary to the King’ engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 42.3 x 33.6 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: G.H. Phillips Original artist: after a painting by J. Wood Publisher: Samuel Highley, London Date: July, 1835 Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 4.9 Burgess no: 1538.1

Subject / Title: Johnstone, John (1768-1836), M.D. (Oxon.), F.R.S. Further details: Physician at Birmingham Ref. no: 162 (6)

Description: HL, to l., in profile Other features: vignette, within rectangle; hair slightly receding; name engraved below portrait Image type: lithograph Size: 20 x 16.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon., from a drawing Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 15.5 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Junius [Horna], Adrianus (1511-75), M.D. (Bologna) Further details: Physician at Haarlem and Middelburg; Historian and philologist Ref. no: 163 (8)

Description: H&S, to l. Other features: oval portrait in plain frame within rectangle; trimmed beard, flat cap, fur edged coat; name ‘Hadrianus Iunius’ engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 11.9 x 9 cm. (portrait); 18 x 14.1 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 24.29 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Keiller, Alexander (1811-92), M.D. (St. Andrew’s), F.R.C.P.Edin. Further details: Gynaecologist and lecturer on medical jurisprudence Ref. no: 164 (2)

Description: TQL, seated, slightly to l. Other features: document between hands, legs crossed; signature below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 37.5 x 28.8 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: John Moffat Original artist: after a painting by James Edgar Publisher: J. Moffat, Edinburgh Date: November, 1851 Signature: ‘Alex. Keiller’ (printed) Notes: printed by McGlashon & Wilding; India proof mounted on board Innes Smith no: 10.14 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Key, Charles Aston (1793-1849), F.R.C.S., F.R.S. Further details: Surgeon to Guy’s Hospital Ref. no: 165 (1)

Description: H&S, to r. Other features: sketch; receding hair, some grey; signature below portrait Image type: stipple Size: 38.6 x 32 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: F. Holl Original artist: after a drawing by G. Richmond Publisher: printed by McQueen; published by J. Hogarth, London Date: 28 June, 1851 Signature: ‘sincerely yours C. Aston Key’ (autograph) Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 4.16 Burgess no: 1589.1

Subject / Title: Kidd, Harold Andrew ( fl. 19th-20th c.), M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. Further details: Medical superintendent, West Sussex County Mental Hospital Ref. no: 166 (8)

Description: H&S, to front Other features: hair a little receding Image type: photograph, cabinet card, sepia Size: 9.3 x 6.1 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: Elliott & Fry, London Publisher: Elliott & Fry, London Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: identification provisional (details from Medical Directory); name ‘H.A. Kidd’ in pencil on reverse Innes Smith no: 26.12 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Knighton, Sir William, Bart. (1776-1836), M.D. (Aberdeen), L.R.C.P. Further details: Physician to George IV Ref. no: 167 (3)

Description: HL, slightly to r. Other features: portrait within line-engraved frame; mountain scenery in background; wide margins Image type: mezzotint Size: 24.9 x 20.4 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Charles Turner Original artist: after a painting by Sir Thomas Lawrence Publisher: Mr. Turner, London Date: 20 October, 1823 Signature: Notes: subject unnamed on portrait mounted on board Innes Smith no: 4.10 Burgess no: 1611.1

Subject / Title: Kyper, Albertus (1605-55), M.D. Further details: Professor of medicine at Leyden Ref. no: 168 (8)

Description: H&S, to r. Other features: oval portrait in frame, within recangle; long hair to shoulders; cloak with broad collar; name ‘Albertus Kyperus’ and other details on frame; 2 lines of Latin text below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 12 x 9.9 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 24.27 Burgess no: 1643.2

Subject / Title: Laking, Sir Francis Henry, Bart. (1847-1914), M.D. (Heidelberg) Further details: Physician to King Edward VII Ref. no: 169 (6)

Description: caricature; WL, standing, semi-profile to r. Other features: morning dress, with fur-lined coat, cigarette in l. and top hat in r. hand, striding forward, grey hair a little receding Image type: lithograph, colour Size: 32 x 18.8 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Original artist: from a watercolour by ‘Spy’ Publisher: Vanity Fair Date: February 19, 1903 Signature: Notes: entitled “The King’s physician”, subject unnamed Innes Smith no: 25.5 Burgess no: 1657.1

Lamb(e), Dr .John

see under: 155 (8) James I, King of England

Subject / Title: Lane, Samuel Armstrong (1802-92), F.R.C.S.E. Further details: Surgeon Ref. no: 170 (6)

Description: Hl, to r. Other features: hair slightly receding with trimmed beard; r. hand at breast under lapel of coat; signature below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 23.5 x 17.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: W. Walker Original artist: after a painting by Mrs. E. Walker Publisher: W. Walker, London Date: 1st December, 1849 Signature: ‘S.A. Lane’ (autograph) Notes: Innes Smith no: 15.9 Burgess no: 1673.1

Subject / Title: Latham, John (1761-1843), M.D. (Oxon.), P.R.C.P., F.R.S. Further details: Physician to Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford, Middlesex Hospital, and St. Bartholomew’s Hospital; Physician-extraordinary to the Prince of Wales Ref. no: 171 (4)

Description: HL, to r., profile Other features: sketch; hair (wig?) rolled above ear and queue Image type: soft ground etching Size: 27.4 x 20.5 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: Wm. Daniell Original artist: after a drawing by Geo. Dance, 21 August, 1798 Publisher: for Geo. Dance Date: 10 April, 1802 Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 4.11 Burgess no: 1694.1

Subject / Title: Latham, John (1761-1843), M.D. (Oxon.), P.R.C.P., F.R.S. Further details: Physician to Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford, Middlesex Hospital,and St. Bartholomew’s Hospital; Physician-extraordinary to the Prince of Wales Ref. no: 172 (4)

Description: nearly HL, to l., seated Other features: in presidential robes, behind covered table on which is a book supported by cushion, and mace, caduceus and ink stand, l. hand holding rolled paper, r. hand shows index finger; portrait in ruled frame, name engraved below portrait Image type: stipple Size: 30.8 x 24.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Robt. Wm. Sievier Original artist: after a painting by J. Jackson Publisher: R.W. Sievier, London Date: 1 May, 1816 Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 15.10 Burgess no: 1694.2

Subject / Title: Laurentius, Andreas (fl. 17th c.) Further details: Physician to Henry IV of France Ref. no: 173 (8)

Description: H&S, slightly to l. Other features: oval portrait in fram, within rectangle; full head of hair and trimmed beard; name engraved on frame, with 2 lines of Latin text below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 11 x 10 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: ‘PZ’ or ‘ZP’ (monogram) Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 24.26 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Lavater, Johann Caspar (1741-1801) Further details: Theologian and physiognomist at Zürich Ref. no: 174 (8)

Description: H&S, to l., in profile Other features: oval portrait in plain frame with ribbon above, supported on pedestal with name, all within rectangle; hair swept back and rolled at collar Image type: line engraving Size: 10.5 x 8.7 cm. (portrait); 22.5 x 13 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: J. Houbraken, 1778 Original artist: after a drawing by G.F. Scmoll, 1774 Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 22.7 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Law, James (fl. ????), F.R.C.S.E. Further details: Ref. no: 175 (4)

Description: HL, slightly to r. Other features: full head of hair; name engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 28.5 x 23.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: A. Hay Original artist: after a painting by Raeburn Publisher: Hugh Paton, Edinburgh Date: 1 August, 1836 Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 4.13 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Lawrence, Sir William, Bart. (1783-1867), F.R.C.S., F.R.S. Further details: Serjeant-surgeon to Queen Victoria; Ophthalmologist Ref. no: 176 (2)

Description: TQL, standing, slightly to r. Other features: hair greying, in gown, l. hand on book, next to it title-page of Antonio Scarpa’s ‘Sull ‘ernie Memorie Anatomico-chirurgiche, 1809’ Image type: line engraving Size: 41.4 x 33 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: E.R. Whitfield Original artist: after a painting by H.W. Pickersgill Publisher: [Colnaghi & Purkle] Date: [?1842] Signature: Notes: proof version before title, publisher and date from Burgess mounted on board Innes Smith no: 4.12 Burgess no: cf. 1707.5

Subject / Title: Lees, George (fl. 1850) Further details: Lecturer on natural philosophy Ref. no: 177 (5)

Description: nearly TQL, slightly to l., standing Other features: vignette; full head of hair, l. hand at waist level, r. hand resting on open book on table with scientific instruments behind, both index fingers displayed; name engraved below portrait Image type: lithograph Size: 44 x 29.2 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh Original artist: from a drawing by L. Ghémar, 1850 Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 15.11 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Leighton, Thomas (d. 1848) Further details: Surgeon to General Hospital at Newcastle-upon-Tyne Ref. no: 178 (4)

Description: nearly WL, to l., seated Other features: legs crossed, l. elbow resting on table on which are books, one entitled ‘Hunter Surgery’, column and curtain to l.; name engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: mezzotint Size: 27.7 x 23 cm Engraver / lithogr.: J. Egan Original artist: after a miniature on marble by T. Carrick Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on stiff paper Innes Smith no: 15.12 Burgess no: 1730.1

Subject / Title: Lind, J.G. de Further details: of The Hague Ref. no: 179 (6)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: full head of hair and moustache; signature below portrait Image type: print, from a photograph Size: 14.5 x 9.8 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: ‘Dr. J.G. de Lind’ (autograph) Notes: ms. note on reverse: ‘Dr J.G. de Lind of the Hague’ Innes Smith no: 26.13 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Linnaeus, Carolus (1707-78), M.D. (Harderwijk) Further details: Professor of botany at Upsala Ref. no: 180 (6)

Description: HL to r., profile Other features: oval portrait in plain frame; wig to shoulders, in button-hole ‘Linnoea borealis and Order of Polar Star; coat-of-arms with motto ‘Deus creavit Linnaeus disposuit’ below portrait Image type: stipple Size: 12 x 9.4 cm. (portrait); 22.4 x 17.5 (page) Engraver / lithogr.: J. Heath Original artist: [after a wax model by C.F. Inlander, 1773, at Hammarby] Publisher: Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: note on original artist from Burgess Innes Smith no: 22.7 Burgess no: 1778.11

Subject / Title: Lister, Joseph, Baron (1827-1912), F.R.S. Further details: Pioneer of antiseptic surgery Ref. no: 181 (6)

Description: HL, facing l., profile Other features: oval portrait within rectangle; beard, bow-tie Image type: photograph, cabinet card Size: 13.5 x 9.5cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: photographer J.G. Tunny Publisher: J.G. Tunny’s, Edinburgh Date: n.d. Signature: ‘Joseph Lister’ (autograph) Notes: ms. inscription on reverse: “The property of Dr I.G. Mylar, 40 Hanover Street, Sheffield, a pupil of Lister’s in the seventies. Given to R.W. Innes Smith, Totley, Sheffield, 3/8/31” Innes Smith no: 27.5 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Lister, Sir Matthew (1571?-1656), M.D. (Basle), F.R.C.P. Further details: Physician to Charles I Ref. no: 182 (6)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: oval portrait in frame, on pedestal, within rectangle; l. hand across chest with index finger prominent; name engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 16 x 17.8 cm. (portrait); 36.3 x 21.5 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: [after Paul van Somer, sen.] Publisher: n.publ. Date: 1646 Signature: Notes: note on original artist from Burgess Innes Smith no: 22.10 Burgess no: 1783.1

Subject / Title: Liston, Robert (1794-1847), F.R.S., F.R.C.S. Further details: Professor of surgery at University College, London Ref. no: 183 (3)

Description: TQL, looking to r., standing Other features: l. hand on hip, r. hand on table, on which are bell jars with specimens, skull and book entitled ‘Practice of Surgery - Liston’; signature and seal below portrait. Image type: mezzotint Size: 37.2 x 28.2 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: W.O. Geller Original artist: after a painting by W. Bagg Publisher: H. Benham Date: 1 May, 1841 Signature: ‘Robt. Liston’ (printed) Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 4.15 Burgess no: 1784.5

London Hospital

see under 64 (8): College of Physicians, London

Subject / Title: ‘Love Sick Maid, The’ Further details: 17th century subject Ref. no: 184 (6)

Description: patient WL, to l., seated Other features: female patient at centre, reclining to l., physician r. in attendance, standing, and holding patient’s l. wrist, another female figure standing l., facing r. with handkerchief to face; title engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 9.3 x 7.6 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: W. Howison Original artist: after a painting by van Mieris Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 28.10 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Lucas, Charles (1713-71), M.D. (Leyden), L.R.C.P., M.P. Dublin Further details: Apothecary at Dublin and Bath; Politician in Ireland Ref. no: 185 (6)

Description: HL, looking to l. Other features: in wig and gown and bands; in r. hand folio of his dissertation on gangrene dated 1752; name engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 27.7 x 22.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: J. McArdell Original artist: after a painting by Sir J. Reynolds Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 22.11 Burgess no: 1823.1

Subject / Title: MacCormac, Sir William, Bart. (1836-1901), M.D. (Belfast, Dublin), M.Ch. (Belfast, Dublin), F.R.C.S. Ireland, P.R.C.S. Further details: Surgeon to the Royal Hospital, Belfast; Surgeon-in-ordinary to the Prince of Wales Ref. no: 186 (6)

Description: caricature; nearly WL, standing, to l. Other features: morning dress, standing to attention, hands in trouser pockets, grey hair and beard Image type: lithograph, colour Size: 31.8 x 18.8 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Original artist: from a watercolour by ‘Spy’ Publisher: Vanity Fair Date: October 1, 1896 Signature: Notes: entitled “Gun shot wounds”, subject unnamed. Burgess notes: “Spy, after a painting by Prince P. Troubetzkoy, 1891, at the Royal College of Surgeons, London” Innes Smith no: 25.8 Burgess no: 1842.1

Subject / Title: McGrigor, Sir James, Bart. (1771-1858), M.D. (Aberdeen), K.C.B. Further details: Director General of the Army Medical Department Ref. no: 187 (2)

Description: nearly WL, to l., seated Other features: full head of hair with sideburns; by table with documents and quills, scroll in r. hand with index finger extended, wearing K.C.B. medal; name engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 38 x 29.9 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: W. Ward Original artist: after a painting by J. Jackson Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: ‘Portrait presented to his Family by the Medical Officers of the Army’ Innes Smith no: 5.1 Burgess no: 1845.1

Subject / Title: MacKenzie, Richard James (1821-54), M.D. (Edin.), F.R.C.S.E. Further details: Lecturer in surgery at Edinburgh Ref. no: 188 (5)

Description: HL, to r., standing Other features: vignette; slightly receding hair with long greying sideburns, r. hand at waistcoat, l. hand holding book on table to r.; name engraved below portrait Image type: lithograph. Size: 44 x 28.6 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh Original artist: from a drawing by L. Ghémar, 1850 Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 15.15 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: MacKenzie, Sir James (1853-1925), M.D. (Edinburgh), F.R.C.P., LL.D., F.R.S. Further details: Cardiologist Ref. no: 189 (6)

Description: H&S, to l, semi-profile Other features: outdoors; receding hair with white beard; building in background; signature below portrait, wide margins Image type: print, from a photograph Size: 15.7 x 11.4 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: British Medical Journal Date: 31 January, 1925 Signature: ‘J. MacKenzie’ (printed) Notes: Innes Smith no: 27.28 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: MacKenzie, Sir Morell (1837-92), M.D. Further details: Laryngologist Ref. no: 190 (6)

Description: caricature; WL, to l., standing, in profile Other features: morning dress, hands behind back Image type: lithograph, colour Size: 31.5 x 18.8 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Original artist: from a watercolour by ‘Spy’ Publisher: Vanity Fair Date: October 15, 1887 Signature: Notes: entitled “Disease of the Throat”, subject unnamed Innes Smith no: 24.30 Burgess no: 1850.5

Subject / Title: Mackintosh, John (d. 1837), M.D., F.R.C.S.E. Further details: Lecturer in the practice of physic at Edinburgh Ref. no: 191 (3)

Description: HL, to l., facing slightly to r., seated Other features: l. hand over paper on table, index finger prominent, name engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 33.5 x 26.6 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Thos. Lupton Original artist: after a painting by J.W. Gordon Publisher: Alexr. Hill, Edinburgh Date: 1838 Signature: Notes: proof version mounted on board Innes Smith no: 5.2 Burgess no: 1853.1

Subject / Title: MacLagan, Sir Douglas (1812-1900), M.D., F.R.C.S.E. Further details: Professor of medical jurisprudence and materia medica at Edinburgh Ref. no: 192 (5)

Description: HL, slightly to r., standing Other features: vignette; hair a little receding, long sideburns; specimen jars in view, l. hand resting on one, r. hand at waist level with index finger showing; name engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 31.2 x 24.6 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh Original artist: from a drawing by L. Ghémar, 1850 Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 15.16 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: MacLagan, Sir Douglas (1812-1900), M.D., F.R.C.S.E. Further details: Professor of medical jurisprudence and materia medica at Edinburgh Ref. no: 193 (1)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: white hair and sideburns, signature below portrait, wide margins Image type: engraving Size: 28.6 x 20 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: G. Aikman Original artist: after G.A. Reid Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: ‘Douglas Maclagan’ (printed) Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 8.7 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Mantell, Gideon Algernon (1790-1852), F.R.C.S., F.R.S. Further details: Geologist Ref. no: 194 (4)

Description: nearly HL, slightly to r. Other features: oval portrait; in gown with tassel to front; name engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 24 x 19.9 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: W.T. Davey Original artist: after a drawing by Senties and photographs by Mayall Publisher: L. Buck, London Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: proof version Innes Smith no: 16.1 Burgess no: 1897.2

Subject / Title: Marcet, Alexander John Gaspard (1770-1822), M.D. (Edin.), L.R.C.P., F.R.S. Further details: Physician to Guy’s Hospital; Hon. Professor of chemistry at Geneva Ref. no: 195 (4)

Description: nearly HL, to l. Other features: vignette; name engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: stipple Size: 41.7 x 30.3 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: Henry Mayer Original artist: after a painting by Sir Henry Raeburn (at the Royal Society of Medicine) Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: location of painting from Burgess Innes Smith no: 16.2 Burgess no: 1904.1

Subject / Title: Martineau, Philip Meadows (1752-1829), M.D. Further details: Surgeon at Norwich Ref. no: 196 (4)

Description: nearly HL, to l. Other features: grey hair; name engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 27.4 x 22.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Thomas Lupton Original artist: after a painting by Sir William Beechey Publisher: W. Freeman, Norwich Date: 1 June, 1830 Signature: Notes: ms. note in pencil attached damage at margins repaired by backing with stiff paper mounted on board Innes Smith no: 5.4 Burgess no: 1930.2

Subject / Title: Maunoir, Théodore (1806-69) Further details: Surgeon Ref. no: 197 (4)

Description: HL, to r., facing front Other features: vignette; balding, grey hair, arm supported on table; name engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 26.5 x 22.7 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: drawn by J. Hébert, 1870 Publisher: impr. Pilet & Cougnard, Geneva Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 16.3 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Mayerne, Sir Theodore Turquet de (1573-1655), M.D. (Montpellier), F.R.C.P. Further details: Swiss born physician and chemist at Paris and London; Physician to James I and Charles I Ref. no: 198 (8)

Description: nearly WL, slightly to r., standing Other features: white untrimmed goatee beard and skullcap, r. index finger raised, l. hand on stick; emblem to l. and behind it a seascape; name and 3 other lines of Latin text engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 8.2 x 6.2 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: after a painting by F. Diodati [in Geneva Public Library] Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: clipped, mounted on stiff paper Innes Smith no: 22.14 Burgess no: cf. 1959.2

Subject / Title: Mayo, Herbert (1796-18520, M.D. (Leyden), M.R.C.S., F.R.S. Further details: Lecturer on anatomy and surgery; Surgeon to Middlesex Hospital Ref. no: 199 (4)

Description: HL, to r., standing Other features: full head of hair; glass jar with specimen in l. hand, r. hand with extended index finger; room for name below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 26 x 21.4 cm Engraver / lithogr.: David Lucas Original artist: after a painting by J. Lonsdale Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: proof version before publication details artist details scratched in, subject unnamed on sheet mounted on board Innes Smith no: 5.7 Burgess no: 1963.1

Medical Society of London

see Royal Medical Society of London

Subject / Title: Mercurialis, Hieronymus (1530-1606), M.D. (Padua) Further details: Professor of medicine at Padua and Pisa Ref. no: 200 (8)

Description: H&S, to r. Other features: oval portrait in plain frame within rectangular frame; bald head, trimmed beard, fur edged coat; name engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 10 x 7.5 cm. (portrait); 13 x 9.3 cm. (page, trimmed) Engraver / lithogr.: H. David Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: trimmed , mounted on stiff paper Innes Smith no: 22.15 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Miles, Stanley (1911- ), M.Sc., M.D. (Sheffield) Further details: Surg. Rear Admiral, R.N. Ref. no: 201 (6)

Description: TQL, to r., standing Other features: in naval officer’s uniform with tricorn hat and sword, together with another (F. Hanson Williams); smiling, taking cigarette offered by Williams; signature below portrait Image type: photograph, sepia Size: 22 x 16 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: Newsphotos Press Agency, Sheffield Publisher: Newsphotos Press Agency, Sheffield Date: n.d. Signature: ‘Stanley Miles’ (autograph) Notes: photograph in photographer’s mount and sleeve Innes Smith no: not listed Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Miller, James (1812-64) Further details: Professor of surgery at Edinburgh; Surgeon to Queen Victoria Ref. no: 202 (4)

Description: HL, slightly to r., looking to front Other features: vignette within rectangle; full head of hair; signature below portrait, wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 28 x 23 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: (Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh) Original artist: from a drawing by W. Stewart ‘from the life’ Publisher: Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh Date: n.d. Signature: ‘Jas Miller’ (printed) Notes: Innes Smith no: 16.4 Burgess no: 2008.1

Subject / Title: Miller, James (1812-64) Further details: Professor of surgery at Edinburgh; Surgeon to Queen Victoria Ref. no: 203 (4)

Description: HL, slightly to r., seated Other features: r. arm resting on chair arm; wide margins Image type: line engraving Size: 15.8 x 12.6 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: R.C. Bell Original artist: after a painting by Sir T. Lawrence Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: subject unnamed; identification from pencil ms. note in margin proof version (?) mounted on board Innes Smith no: 5.10 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Miller, James (1812-64)

see also under Ref. no. 100 Edinburgh University

Subject / Title: Millington, Sir Thomas (1628-1704), M.D. (Oxon.), P.R.C.P. Further details: Physician to William and Mary, and Queen Anne Ref. no: 204 (3)

Description: HL, slightly to l. Other features: oval portrait in plain frame with wreath above; long wig to chest, gown with fur edges and bands; below is vignette of Bodleian Library, Oxford; all on plain background with wide margins Image type: stipple; vignette line engraved Size: portrait: 13.5 x 11.5 cm; page: 48 x 35.2 cm Engraver / lithogr.: T. Woolnoth Original artist: after an anonymous painting wrongly attributed to Sir G. Kneller (in the Royal College of Physicians) Publisher: Dr. Thornton Date: 1 March, 1807 Signature: Notes: original artist note based on Burgess (this publication is a different one from that in the Wellcome Institute which bears, apparently, a similar portrait) mounted on board Innes Smith no: 5.11 Burgess no: cf. 2011.1

Subject / Title: Moir, David Macbeth (1798-1851) Further details: Physician and author at Musselburg Ref. no: 205 (5)

Description: HL, slightly to r., seated Other features: full head of hair, l. hand holding book, r. hand holding book; name engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 32 x 25.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: George Faed Original artist: after a painting by Sir John Watson Gordon Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 5.12 Burgess no: 2029.1

Subject / Title: Monro, Alexander (1697-1767), M.D. (Edin.), F.R.C.P., F.R.S. Further details: Professor of anatomy at Edinburgh Ref. no: 206 (6)

Description: HL, to l. Other features: oval portrait in frame within rectangle, supported by pedestal with name Image type: line engraving Size: 9 x 7 cm. (portrait); 21.5 x 11.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: T. Cook Original artist: after a painting by A. Ramsay Publisher: W. Bent, London Date: 1786 Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: not listed Burgess no: 2039.3

Subject / Title: Monro, Alexander (1773-1859), M.D. (Edin.), F.R.C.S. Further details: Professor of anatomy and surgery at Edinburgh Ref. no: 207 (2)

Description: nearly HL, facing front Other features: vignette within rectangle; balding, greying hair; signature below portrait, wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 28.7 x 21.8 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Fr. Schenck Original artist: after a drawing by W. Stewart ‘from the life’ Publisher: Maclachlan, Stewart & Co., Edinburgh Date: n.d. Signature: ‘Alexr. Monro MD’ (printed) Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 16.5 Burgess no: 2041.1

Subject / Title: Monsey, Messenger (1693-1798) Further details: Extra - L.R.C.P. Physician to Chelsea Hospital Ref. no: 208 (6)

Description: HL, slightly to r, seated Other features: in hat and wig, r. arm resting on table; name engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 12.5 x 9.2 cm Engraver / lithogr.: W. Bromley Original artist: after a drawing by T.Forster Publisher: T. Sewell Date: 1789 Signature: Notes: plate to European Magazine, 1789 Innes Smith no: 22.19 Burgess no: 2043.2

Subject / Title: Mounsey, James ( - 1773), M.D. (Rheims), Hon. M.C.P.Edin., F.R.S. Further details: Physician to Empress Elizabeth I of Russia; Chief Director of the Medical Chancery and of the Medical Faculty in Russia Ref. no: 209 (5)

Description: HL, to. r., facing slightly r., seated Other features: open folio volumeof Hippocrates on knee held by l. hand, r.arm partly obscured by curtain and resting on closed volume on covered table with r. index finger pointing to the Hippocrates volume; in background bookcase to l. and curtain to r.; name ‘Jacobus Mounsey’ and other details, with coat-of-arms, engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: line engraving Size: 33.5 x 25.9 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: G. F. Schmidt Original artist: G. F. Schmidt ‘ad vivum fecit’, Petrop. 1762 Publisher: n.publ. Date: [c.1762] Signature: Notes: Innes Smith notes ‘rare’ Innes Smith no: 5.15 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Moxon, Joseph (1627-1700), F.R.S. Further details: Mathematician and printer Ref. no: 210 (8)

Description: H&S, to r. Other features: oval portrait in frame, supported on pedestal with name, within rectangle shaving r. and l. edges of frame; long hair over shoulders, gown and bands; within portrait tablet with text beginning ‘Ductor ad astronomiam & geographiam’; wide margins Image type: line engraving Size: 11.5 x 9.2 cm. (portrait); 29.5 x 20.3 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: [1699] Signature: Notes: Burgess notes ‘Frontispiece to his Tutor to Astronomy, 1699’ Innes Smith no: 22.20 Burgess no: 2082.2

Subject / Title: Mudge, John (1720-93), M.D., F.R.S. Further details: Physician at Plymouth Ref. no: 211 (5)

Description: HL, to r., semi-profile, seated Other features: in gown and cap, r. hand turning leaves of book supported by other volumes on covered table, curtain at upper l. background; name engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: mezzotint Size: 11 x 8.8 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: S.W. Reynolds Original artist: after a painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds Publisher: n.publ. Date: [c.1838] Signature: Notes: proof version date from Burgess Innes Smith no: 16.16 Burgess no: cf. Burgess 2084.2

Subject / Title: Mueller, Johannes (1801-58), M.D. (Bonn) Further details: Professor of anatomy and physiology at Berlin Ref. no: 212 (5)

Description: H&S, to r. Other features: sketch; hair a little receding; signature below portrait, with engraved dedication by A. Schloss to Richard Owen; wide margins Image type: lithograph, colour Size: 32.3 x 26.9 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Miss Louisa Corbaux Original artist: from a drawing by S. Laurence ‘from nature’ Publisher: A. Schloss, London, and A. Hirschwald, Berlin; printed by C. Hallmandel Date: 13 November, 1837 Signature: ‘Dr. Jo. Müller’ (printed) Notes: backed with stiff paper Innes Smith no: 16.7 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Musschenbroek, Pieter van (1692-1761), M.D. (Leyden) Further details: Professor of medicine at Utrecht and Leyden; Mathematician Ref. no: 213 (2)

Description: HL, to front Other features: in rectangular frame on pedestal, in gown and bands; 6 lines of Latin verse by Henr. Snakenburg below; all enclosed by another frame Image type: line engraving Size: 19.2 x 16.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: portrait: J. Houbraken; surround: Samuel Luchtmans, Leyden, and J. Wetstein & G. Smith, Amsterdam, 1738 Original artist: portrait: after a painting by J.M. Quinkhard Publisher: n.publ. Date: [?1738] Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 6.1 Burgess no: 2106.2

Subject / Title: Neumann, Caspar (1683-1737), M.D. Further details: Professor of chemistry at Berlin; Founder of German pharmacy Ref. no: 214 (6)

Description: HL, to front Other features: portrait in ornate frame within rectangle; full wig to shoulders, holding book in l. hand; tablet engraved with name and 5 lines of Latin text inc. dates below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 22.7 x 18.2 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: Sysang Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 23.1 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Newton, Sir Issac (1642-1727), P.R.S. Further details: Lucasian professor of mathematics; Physicist and philosopher Ref. no: 215 (6)

Description: HL, to r., head slightly to l. Other features: oval portrait in plain frame, on pedestal with allegorical figure; long wig to upper body, open-necked shirt; signature below portrait Image type: stipple Size: 18 x 11.5 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: R. Page, 1818 Original artist: after a painting by Sir G. Kneller (in the National Portrait Gallery) Publisher: Encyclopaedia Londinensis Date: n.d. Signature: ‘Isaac Newton’ (printed) Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 22.21 Burgess no: cf. 2140.12

Subject / Title: Nieuwentyt, Bernard (1654-1718), M.D. (Utrecht) Further details: Physician and mathematician Ref. no: 216 (8)

Description: nearly HL, to l., head slightly to r. Other features: oval portrait in plain frame within rectangle which trims r. and l. edges; long wig to chest, cloak; name engraved below portrait Image type: stipple and line engraving Size: 17.5 x 14.7 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: P. van Gunst Original artist: after a painting by Dk. Valkenburg Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 23.2 Burgess no: 2149.1

Subject / Title: Norris, Thomas (1741-90) Further details: Organist of Christ Church and St. John’s College, Oxford Ref. no: 217 (5)

Description: HL, to r., in profile Other features: oval portrait within dark rectangle; long hair with queue; name engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 30.5 x 25 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: John Taylor Original artist: after his own painting Publisher: John Taylor (?) Date: February, 1791 Signature: Notes: possibly included by Innes Smith in the collection in mistake for someone else of the same name Innes Smith no: 16.8 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Occo, Adolph, III (1524-1606), M.D. (Ferrara) Further details: Physician at Augsburg; Philologist Ref. no: 218 (8)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: oval portrait in rectangle which clips l. and r. edges; receding hair, grey beard, ruff, fur edged cloak, gloves held before breast in l. hand, medallion with 2 loops of chain; number ‘23’ in top r. corner; name and dates engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 18 x 14.4 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Ioh. Iac. Haid., Augsburg Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: date of death given as 28 Sept. 1604 Innes Smith no: 23.3 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Orfila, Pierre Matthieu Joseph Bonaventure (1787-1853), M.D. (Paris) Further details: Spanish born. Professor of chemistry, pathology and forensic medicine at Paris Ref. no: 219 (2)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: vignette; full head of hair, in gown Image type: lithograph Size: 35.2 x 28.6 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: Imp. lith. de Villain Original artist: from a drawing by A. Maurin Publisher: chez Bechet jeune Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 6.3 Burgess no: not in Burgess, but cf. 2183.2 etc.

Subject / Title: Osborn, William (1736-1808), M.D. (St. Andrew’s), F.R.C.P. Further details: Accoucheur Ref. no: 220 (3)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: portrait appears within frame; in wig, paper in r. hand, curtain in background; name engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 36.5 x 28 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: J. Jones Original artist: after a painting by T. Hardy Publisher: J. Jones, London Date: 2 April, 1791 Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 6.4 Burgess no: 2189.1

Subject / Title: Owen, Edmund (1847-1915), M.B. (Lond.), D.Sc. (Hon.) (Sheffield), F.R.C.S. Further details: Consulting surgeon to St. Mary’s Hospital and to Hospital for Sick Children: Surgeon-in-chief to St. John Ambulance Brigade Ref. no: 221 (6)

Description: nearly HL, to r. Other features: vignette; white hair and moustache, bow-tie; signature below portrait Image type: print, from a photograph Size: 24.2 x 18 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: British Medical Journal Date: 31 July, 1915 Signature: ‘Edmund Owen’ (printed) Notes: Innes Smith no: 27.29 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Paget, Sir James, Bart. (1814-99), D.C.L., F.R.S., P.R.C.S. 1875 Further details: Surgeon to St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Ref. no: 222 (6)

Description: WL, to l., in profile Other features: caricature; in academic robe, stooping, holding spectacles in r. hand, l. hand in pocket; ‘red hand’ badge at top r. Image type: print, colour Size: 30.5 x 18.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Original artist: from a watercolour by ‘Spy” Publisher: Vanity Fair Date: Feb 12, 1876 Signature: Notes: entitled “Surgery”, subject not named Innes Smith no: 25.6 Burgess no: 2203.7

Subject / Title: Paracelsus, Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim (1493-1541), M.D. (Ferrara) Further details: Swiss physician and alchemist Ref. no: 223 (6)

Description: H&S, slightly to r. Other features: holding open book in r. hand, l. hand overlaps lower edge of portrait; fur cap, long hair; 6 lines of inscription in Dutch below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 9 x 9.5 cm Engraver / lithogr.: Abram Jacops Original artist: ? school of Q. Metsys (in the Louvre) Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on paper Innes Smith no: 23.4 Burgess no: not in Burgess, but cf. 2218.1

Subject / Title: Pasteur, Louis (1822-95) Further details: French chemist; Founder of the ‘germ’ theory of disease Ref. no: 224 (6)

Description: nearly HL, looking to front Other features: full head of hair with trimmed grey beard, pince-nez, bow-tie; signature below portrait Image type: photograph, cabinet card, sepia Size: 14.6 x 10.4 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: Nadar Publisher: Nadar, Paris Date: n.d. Signature: ‘L. Pasteur’ (autograph) Notes: Innes Smith no: 27.6 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Patch, John (1723-87) Further details: Surgeon at Exeter Ref. no: 225 (5)

Description: HL, to r., seated Other features: oval portrait in ornate frame before architectural ornament, serpent and torch above, sculpture of Good Samaritan below; wearing wig and coat with large buttons; name engraved below portrait Image type: stipple (portrait); line engraving (surround) Size: 26.5 x 21 cm. (portrait) Engraver / lithogr.: E.A. Ezekiel Original artist: after a painting by J. Opie Publisher: E.A. Ezekiel, Exeter Date: 1 September, 1789 Signature: Notes: slight damage in margins backed with stiff paper Innes Smith no: 6.6 Burgess no: 2246.1

Subject / Title: Peacock, John (fl. c.1840), M.D. Further details: Ref. no: 226 (2)

Description: HL, facing front Other features: full head of hair Image type: mezzotint Size: 29.5 x 24 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: T. Lupton Original artist: after painting by Meggett Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 6.8 Burgess no: 2255.1

Subject / Title: Percival, Thomas (1740-1804), M.D. (Leyden), F.R.S. Further details: Hon. Physician to Manchester Royal Infirmary Ref. no: 227 (4)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: in wig, coat with silver buttons Image type: photograph, sepia, of a painting Size: 28.4 x 22.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 26.15 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Perkins, Benjamin (1773-1810) Further details: American physician, active in England after 1795 Ref. no: 228 (8)

Description: caricature: consultation scene Other features: thin physician at l. presumed to represent Perkins, in wig and queue, applying tractors (invented by his father Elisha) to the carbuncle on a fat patient’s nose; at l. is table with apparatus and paper “The True Briton” with satirical medical text, to r. dog; caption “Perkins’s Metallic Tractors” Image type: print, colour Size: 13 x 17.2 cm. (landscape orientation) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: ‘after Gillray (1801)’ Publisher: British Medical Journal Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: description expanded from Burgess backed with stiff paper Innes Smith no: 29.13 Burgess no: not in Burgess, but cf. 2278.1

Subject / Title: Peter, I. Ch. (1743- ) Further details: Born in Zürich Ref. no: 229 (6)

Description: H&S, slightly to r. Other features: oval portrait in narrow frame, within rectangle with rounded corners; grey hair or wig, open-necked shirt, books and physician’s staff with serpents below portrait, and name engraved underneath with date of birth Image type: stipple and line engraving Size: 8.8 x 7.4 cm. (portrait); 14.5 x 10.5 cm. (page, trimmed) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on paper, mounted in turn on a larger sheet Innes Smith no: 23.8 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Petrus de Abano (1250-1316) Further details: Physician and alchemist at Padua Ref. no: 230 (8)

Description: nearly HL, to r., in profile Other features: oval portrait in plain frame within rectangular frame; in cap; name ‘Petrus Aponensis Patavinus’ engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 10.1 x 7.5 cm. (portrait); 12.5 x 9 cm. (page, clipped) Engraver / lithogr.: [(?) H. David] Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: [?1630] Signature: Notes: engraver and date from Burgess mounted on paper Innes Smith no: 23.7 Burgess no: (probably) 2290.1

Subject / Title: Peu, Philippe (d. 1797) Further details: Surgeon and obstetrician at Paris Ref. no: 231 (8)

Description: nearly HL, to l. Other features: oval portrait in frame supported by tablet before which is medallion with ant and motto ‘tam solers quam parva’, in rectangle which cuts off r. and l. edges of frame; long hair or wig over shoulders, gown and bands, r. hand at breast; name ‘Philip. Peu’ and other details on frame Image type: line engraving Size: 11.8 x 10 cm. (portrait); 23.2 x 16.3 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: S. Thomassin, 1693 Original artist: after his own drawing ‘ad vivum’, 1693 Publisher: n.publ. Date: [c. 1693] Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 23.9 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: ‘Physick’ Further details: 17th century subject Ref. no: 232 (1)

Description: TQL, seated, to r. Other features: representational figure of physician examining urine in glass flask held in l. hand, r. hand inside open gown with elbow propped on table with open book nearby; portrait within arched frame; dedication and City of London coat-of-arms below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 33 cm x 26.9 Engraver / lithogr.: Anthony Walker Original artist: after a painting by Ostade (in the private collection of William Beckford) Publisher: J. Boydell, London Date: 1763 Signature: Notes: dedicated to William Beckford, Lord Mayor of the City of London mounted on board Innes Smith no: 8.9 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Pitcairn, David (1749-1809), M.D. (Cantab.), F.R.S. Further details: Physician to St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Ref. no: 233 (5)

Description: nearly HL, to l., seated Other features: portrait in rectangular frame; full head of grey hair, coat with large buttons; name engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: line engraving Size: 25.2 x 19 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: T. Bragg Original artist: after a painting by J. Hoppner Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on stiff paper Innes Smith no: 6.10 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Pitcairne, Archibald (1652-1713), M.D. (Rheims), F.R.C.P.Edin. Further details: Professor of medicine at Edinburgh and Leyden Ref. no: 234 (5)

Description: nearly HL, to r. Other features: oval portrait in ornate frame with heavy ornament at top, supported on pedestal, with staff, serpent, lyre and book below; name ‘Archibald Pitcairn’ on frame, all within rectangle; dedication by Robt. Strange to John Clerk engraved below Image type: line engraving Size: 17.8 x 15 cm. (portrait); 22.8 x 38 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: R. Strange, Edinburgh Original artist: after a painting by J. Medina Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: surname appears as ‘Pitcairn’ mounted on stiff paper Innes Smith no: 16.12 Burgess no: 2324.1

Subject / Title: Posthius, Joannes (1537-97), M.D. (Valence) Further details: Anatomist; Physician to the Bishop of Würzburg and Elector Friedrich IV at Heidelberg Ref. no: 235 (8)

Description: HL, to l. Other features: oval portrait in rectangle which clips r. and l. edges, with name engraved below portrait; long grey beard, hat, ruff and fur edged cloak, medallion on 3 loops of chain; in top r. corner ‘16’ Image type: mezzotint Size: 18 x 14.2 cm. (portrait); 26.3 x 21.5 (page) Engraver / lithogr.: Ioh. Iac. Haid, Augsburg Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 23.10 Burgess no: not in Burgess, but cf. 2367.1 etc.

Subject / Title: Pott, Percival (1714-88), F.R.S. Further details: Surgeon to St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Ref. no: 236 (3)

Description: nearly WL, to l., seated Other features: r. arm resting near books on table, l. hand on thigh, wig and knee- breeches, name engraved below portrait Image type: engraved Size: 40 x 34 cm. (r. side clipped slightly) Engraver / lithogr.: R.M. Pay[ne?] Original artist: after a painting by N. Dance Publisher: n.pub. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 6.12 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Powell, Sir Richard Douglas, Bart. (1842-1925), M.D., F.R.C.P., M.R.C.S. Further details: Physician-in-ordinary to Queen Victoria, Edward VII andGeorge V, and to the Middlesex Hospital Ref. no: 237 (6)

Description: caricature; WL, to l., standing Other features: balding, grey hair, morning dress, spectacles held between hands at front; ‘red hand’ shield at top r. Image type: lithograph, colour Size: 34.6 x 20 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Original artist: from a watercolour by ‘Spy’ Publisher: Vanity Fair Date: April 28, 1904 Signature: Notes: entitled “Chests”, subject unnamed Innes Smith no: 25.4 Burgess no: 2375.1

Subject / Title: Radcliffe, John (1650-1714), M.D. (Oxon.), F.R.C.P. Further details: Founder of the Radcliffe Library, Oxford Ref. no: 238 (8)

Description: H&S, to r., head slightly to l. Other features: oval portrait in ornate frame, supported by tablet with name, date of death and ‘Ætat. 64’, and below a list of his legacies; long wig extending to upper body; coat of arms above portrait, book shelves in background Image type: line engraving Size: 13.3 x 12 cm. (portrait); 30.4 x 19.5 (page) Engraver / lithogr.: M. Burghers Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on stiff paper Innes Smith no: 16.13 Burgess no: 2417.4

Subject / Title: Rainy, Harry (1792-1876), M.D. (Glasgow) Further details: Regius professor of forensic medicine at Glasgow Ref. no: 239 (1)

Description: TQL, to l., standing Other features: next to covered table, on which l. hand holds a book, r.hand on hip; name engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 43 x 33.8 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: James Faed Original artist: after a painting by J. Graham Gilbert Publisher: John Finlay, Glasgow Date: 21 January, 1853 Signature: Notes: image torn but restored mounted on board Innes Smith no: 6.14 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Ramón y Cajal, Santiago (1852-1934) Further details: Spanish histologist; Nobel laureate in medicine, 1906 Ref. no: 240 (6)

Description: H&S, r., semi-profile Other features: grey beard, balding Image type: print, from a photograph; signature below portrait Size: 24.5 x 20 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: Foto Padro Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: ‘S. Ramón Cajal’ (printed) Notes: mounted on stiff paper Innes Smith no: 26.4 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Ramsbotham, Francis Henry (1801-68), M.D. (Edin.) Further details: Physician in obstetrics and forensic medicine at the London Hospital Ref. no: 241 (7)

Description: nearly HL, to l. Other features: full head of white hair with sideburns Image type: photograph, from a painting [?at the London Hospital] Size: 27 x 23 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: n/a Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: pencil note on reverse: ‘Dr. Ramsbottom [sic] original at London Hospital’ 2 copies Innes Smith no: 26.16 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Rees, George Owen (1813-89), M.D. (Glasgow) Further details: Physician to Guy’s Hospital Ref. no: 242 (2)

Description: HL, to l. Other features: oval portrait, on plain ground; full head of hair with greying sideburns; wide margins Image type: engraving Size: 25 x 21 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Sydney Marks Original artist: from a portrait by S. Buck Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: listed by Innes Smith as ‘with autograph’, but no longer visible Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 7.1 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Reeve, Henry (1780-1814) Further details: Physician at Edinburgh and Norwich; Co-founder of the Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal Ref. no: 243 (4)

Description: HL, to l., seated Other features: full head of hair, young face Image type: photograph, of a drawing Size: 25.4 x 19.4 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: subject unnamed on mount mounted on board Innes Smith no: 26.17 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Regius, Henricus (1598-1679), M.D. Further details: Professor of medicine and botany at Utrecht Ref. no: 244 (8)

Description: nearly HL, to r. Other features: long hair to shoulders and goatee beard, in gown and bands, r. hand before breast; ‘Candide et Generose’ over head, name and 10 lines of Latin verse by A. Casellius engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 23 x 18.8 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: T. Matham Original artist: after a painting by H. Bloemaert Publisher: anon.; Theod Ackersdijk & Gijsb à Zijl excud. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on stiff paper Innes Smith no: 21.21 Burgess no: 2461.1

Subject / Title: Remmett, Robert Butler (fl. 1780.), M.D. Further details: President and founder of the Plymouth Medical Society; Physician extraordinary to the Plymouth Public Dispensary Ref. no: 245 (3)

Description: TQL, to l., standing Other features: balding, with grey hair; to l. open book on covered table displaying plate of skull; column, arch and window in background to l; name engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 35.2 x 28.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Samuel W. Reynolds Original artist: after a painting by John Ball Publisher: n.publ. Date: 1823 Signature: Notes: original painting at the request of the (Plymouth) Medical Society mounted on board 'Remmet (sic) Robert Butler' graduated at Edinburgh in 1773 Innes Smith no: 16.15 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Riolan, Jean (1580-1657), M.D. (Paris) Further details: Professor of anatomy and botany; Physician to Henri IV, Maria Medici and Louis XIII Ref. no: 246 (8)

Description: H&S, to r. Other features: oval portrait in frame trimmed by rectangle; skull cap over grey hair, with goatee beard; name ‘Decanus Io. Riolanus’ on frame, 2 lines of Latin text by G. Patin below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 12.5 x 9.9 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: G. Rousselet Original artist: after a painting by Varie Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 23.15 Burgess no: cf. 2501.2 (some difference in size)

Subject / Title: Rocliffe, William Lodge (fl. 19th c.), M.D. Further details: Of Easingwold, Yorkshire Ref. no: 247 (2)

Description: HL, to l. Other features: in overcoat and wig, l. hand holding rolled document with index finger extended, name and dedication engraved below portrait Image type: engraving Size: 30 x 25 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Wm. Ward junr. Original artist: from a painting by George Marshall Publisher: [? W.L. Rocliffe] Date: 1 September, 1822 Signature: Notes: proof version inscribed dedication: ‘To Francis Cholmley Esqre. of Bransby This portrait of William Lodge Rocliffe, M.D., Easingwold, Yorkshire Is, with permission, Dedicated by his most faithful & obedt. Servant, the Proprietor’ mounted on board Innes Smith no: 7.2 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Roget, Peter Mark (1779-1869), M.D. (Edin.), F.R.C.P., F.R.S. Further details: Physician and lecturer on medicine at Manchester and London Ref. no: 248 (6)

Description: H&S, slightly to r. Other features: vignette within rectangle; full head of hair, slight greying at temples; signature below portrait; wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 18.2 x 13.2 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: W.D. [Drummond], for Day & Haghe Original artist: from drawing by E.U. Eddis Publisher: Thos. McLean, London Date: n.d. Signature: ‘P.M. Roget’ (printed) Notes: series: Athenaeum Portraits, No. 43 Innes Smith no: 17.1 Burgess no: 2526.1

Subject / Title: Royal College of Surgeons. Council, 1927 Further details: 20th century subject Ref. no: 249 (5)

Description: group photograph Other features: 27 Council members are seated or standing around a central table, the wall behind hung with portraits; all members are identified in the margins Image type: print, from a photograph Size: 27.5 x 40 cm. (landscape orientation) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: from a painting by Moussa Ayoub Publisher: Illustrated London News Date: 20 June, 1929 Signature: Notes: illustration covers two pages (separated) Innes Smith no: not listed Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Royal Medical Society of London Further details: Founded 1774 Ref. no: 250 (Oversize)

Description: group portrait: one standing, looking l. and speaking, others sitting or standing Other features: founding members of the Medical Society of London gathered around table in room with curtains to sides and book-cases to rear, medallion and inscription below Image type: stipple Size: 53.5 x 61 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: N. Branwhite Original artist: after painting by Samuel Medley Publisher: R. Wilkinson, London Date: November 10, 1801 Signature: Notes: inscription: ‘To the President, Fellows & Corresponding Members of the Medical Society of London, This print of its principal institutors is inscribed by their obliged humble servant, Samuel Medley’. mounted on board Innes Smith no: 5.9 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Rutherford, Daniel (1749-1819), M.D. (Edin.) Further details: Physician to the Royal Infirmary; Professor of botany at Edinburgh Ref. no: 251 (5)

Description: HL, to l. Other features: oval portrait with flower above and supported by tablet with name engraved; vignette of Edinburgh below; wide margins Image type: stipple Size: 14 x 12 cm (portrait); 46.6 x 32.7 (page) Engraver / lithogr.: W. Holl Original artist: after a painting by H. Raeburn Publisher: Dr. Thornton, London Date: 1 June, 1804 Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 17.3 Burgess no: 2572.1

Subject / Title: Ruysch, Frederik (1638-1731), M.D. (Leyden), F.R.S. Further details: Professor of anatomy and botany at Amsterdam Ref. no: 252 (8)

Description: HL, to r., looking to l. Other features: oval portrait; long hair or wig over shoulders, in gown and bands, l. hand holding skull; name ‘Fredericus Ruysch’ below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 21 x 17.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Pet. Schenk [recte Schenck] Original artist: after a painting by J. Pool Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on card Innes Smith no: 23.15 Burgess no: 2574.1

Subject / Title: St. Bartholomew’s Hospital, London Further details: Founded 1123 Ref. no: 253 (8)

Description: 2 views in perspective on one page Other features: captions: 1: ‘The West Prospect of the Church of St. Bartholomew the Great’, and, 2: ‘The Southwest Prospect of the Church of St. Bartholomew the Less’ Image type: line engraving Size: 1: 15 x 20.2 cm; 2: 15.3 x 20.2 cm. (landscape orientation) Engraver / lithogr.: B. Cole Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 29.2 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: St. Bartholomew’s Hospital, London Further details: Founded 1123 Ref. no: 254 (7)

Description: coat-of-arms Other features: shield of black and white chevrons, quartered with 2 lions and 2 crowns, supported by monk, l., and nun, r., on a grassy field; printed on a plain background Image type: print, colour Size: 19 x 25.5 cm. (landscape orientation) Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: addendum: City Press article entitled “St. Bartholomew’s seeks new arms”, 21 April, 1933, p.7 Innes Smith no: not listed Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: St. George’s Hospital, London Further details: Founded 1733 Ref. no: 255 (8)

Description: front elevation Other features: depicts main building with 2 wings; central tympanum with inscription beginning “St. George’s Hospital for Sick & Lame”; name ‘St. George’s Hospital’ engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 19.8 x 32.5 cm. (landscape orientation) Engraver / lithogr.: Toms Original artist: anon. Publisher: n. publ. Date: [c. 1740] Signature: Notes: the original Lanesborough House (see J. Blomfield, St. George’s 1733- 1933), London , 1933) backed with stiff paper Innes Smith no: 29.5 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: St. Luke’s Hospital, London Further details: Mental hospital; founded 1751 Ref. no: 256 (8)

Description: interior view Other features: with patients, some in distracted attitudes ; name engraved below portrait Image type: aquatint, colour Size: 19.4 x 26.2 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Pugin; J.C. Stadler aquat. Original artist: after a drawing by Rowlandson Publisher: R. Ackermann, London Date: 1 August, 1809 Signature: Notes: ‘Plate 77’ at top r. Innes Smith no: 29.9 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Sambucus, Johannes (1531-84) Further details: ‘Medicus aulae titularis’; Historiograph to Maximilian II at Vienna Ref. no: 258 (8)

Description: nearly HL, to r. Other features: oval portrait, in frame whose sides are cut off by rectangle; full head of hair and beard, cloak and ruff; name engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 17 x 13.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: N. de Larmessin Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: [1682] Signature: Notes: date from Burgess Innes Smith no: 23.17 Burgess no: 2591.4

Subject / Title: Sanderson, Sir John Scott Burdon-, Bart. (1828-1905), M.D. (Edin.), F.R.S., F.R.C.P. Further details: Regius professor of medicine at Oxford Ref. no: 259 (6)

Description: caricature; WL, to l., standing Other features: long hair, balding, with back to a chair, l. hand in trouser pocket, feet apart Image type: lithograph, colour Size: 32.5 x 18.7 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Original artist: from a watercolour by ‘Spy’ Publisher: Vanity Fair Date: May 17, 1894 Signature: Notes: entitled “Oxford Physiology”, subject unnamed listed by Innes Smith as ‘Sir Barden Sanderson’ Innes Smith no: 25.3 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Saxonia, Hercules (1551-1607), M.D. (Padua) Further details: Professor of medicine at Venice Ref. no: 260 (6)

Description: H&S, to r. Other features: oval portrait in frame within rectangular frame; double-pointed beard, fur-edged coat with chain visible; name ‘Hercules Saxonia Patavinus’ engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 9.8 x 7.5 cm. (portrait); 12.5 x 9 cm. (page, trimmed) Engraver / lithogr.: H. David Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: page mounted on paper, mounted on larger sheet Innes Smith no: 23.6 Burgess no: not in Burgess, but cf. 2617.1

Subject / Title: Scarburgh, Sir Charles (1616-94), M.D. (Oxon.), F.R.C.P. Further details: Original Fellow of the Royal Society; Physician to Charles II, James I and William III Ref. no: 261 (5)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: oval portrait in frame, on tablet with name ‘Dr Scarborough’; long hair to shoulders, l. hand at breast Image type: line engraving Size: 9 x 11 cm. (portrait); 16.5 x 10.1 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: M.V. Gucht Original artist: [after a painting by J. Demetrius(?), at the Royal College of Physicians] Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: original artist details from Burgess backed with stiff paper Innes Smith no: 17.4 Burgess no: 2623.1

Subject / Title: Scheffer, Wilhelm Ernst (1598-1664), M.D. (Strasburg) Further details: Physician at Frankfurt am Main Ref. no: 262 (8)

Description: H&S, to l., face to front Other features: oval portrait in plain frame within rectangle; long hair and goatee beard, broad lace-edged collar; name ‘Guilielmus Ernestus Schefferus’ and other details on frame; 2 lines of Latin text below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 12.4 x 9.6 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 24.23 Burgess no: cf. 2637.1

Subject / Title: Schenck, Matthias (1606-70) Further details: ‘Philosophiae et medicinae studiosus’ Ref. no: 263 (8)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: oval portrait in frame, within rectangle; long hair, holding book in r. hand, l.hand near sword hilt; 2 lines of German text within frame, 4 lines of Latin text below portrait; name on frame together with ‘Aetatis suae XXIIII, Ao. 1630’; wide margins Image type: line engraving Size: 11 x 8.4 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: date of birth given as ‘1607’ Innes Smith no: 23.18 Burgess no: 2641.1

Subject / Title: Scheuchzer, Johann Jacob (1672-1733), M.D. (Utrecht) Further details: Naturalist at Zürich Ref. no: 264 (8)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: long hair to shoulders, open neck; curtain across lower foreground, mountains in background; name engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 12.5 x 9.1 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on card Innes Smith no: 23.19 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Schrevelius, Cornelius (1608-64), M.D. Further details: Gymnasiarch at Leyden Ref. no: 265 (8)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: oval portrait without frame; long straight hair to shoulders, r. hand at breast with index finger showing, gown and puritan collar; name engraved below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 14.3 x 9.9 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: r. edge of page trimmed Innes Smith no: 24.1 Burgess no: 2666.2

Subject / Title: Semon, Sir Felix (1849-1921), M.D. (Berlin), F.R.C.P. Further details: Physician to Golden Square Throat Hospital and St. Thomas’s Hospital Ref. no: 266 (6)

Description: caricature; WL, to l., standing Other features: morning dress, hands behind back, legs apart, grey hair with bushy dark moustache Image type: lithograph, colour Size: 32.4 x 18.6 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Original artist: from a watercolour by ‘Spy’ Publisher: Vanity Fair Date: May 1, 1902 Signature: Notes: entitled “Laryngology”, subject unnamed Innes Smith no: 25.2 Burgess no: 2696.1

Subject / Title: Severino, Marco Aurelio (1580-1656), M.D. (Salerno) Further details: Surgeon and professor of anatomy and medicine at Naples Ref. no: 267 (8)

Description: nearly HL, to l. Other features: oval portrait in plain frame within rectangle; short hair and goatee beard, wide collar; name ‘Marcus Aurel: Severinus’ and other details on frame; 2 lines of Latin text below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 12.3 x 9.7 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 24.24 Burgess no: 2711.1

Subject / Title: Sharp, William (1729-1810) Further details: Surgeon Ref. no: 268 (4)

Description: nearly HL, to r., in profile, seated Other features: sketch; hair rolled above ear and tied behind in queue Image type: soft ground etching Size: 31.2 x 25.1 (page) Engraver / lithogr.: Wm. Daniell Original artist: after a drawing by Geo. Dance, 10 February 1794 Publisher: Willm. Daniell, London Date: 1 June, 1811 Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 7.4 Burgess no: cf. 2717.1 [unpublished and undated version]

Subject / Title: Shaw, George (1751=1813), M.D. (Oxon.), F.L.S., F.R.S. Further details: Naturalist; Keeper of natural history section at the British Museum Ref. no: 269 (5)

Description: nearly HL, looking to l. Other features: oval portrait, with wreath above, name on tablet below; holding quill in r. hand; underneath is a vignette of back view of British Museum; wide margins Image type: stipple (portrait), with line engraving (vignette) Size: 14 x 11.8 cm. (portrait); 47.2 x 31.7 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: W. Holl Original artist: after a painting by J. Russell Publisher: Dr. Thornton, London Date: 1 September, 1803 Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 17.5 Burgess no: 2718.1

Simpson, Dr.

see under Ref. no. 100: Edinburgh University

Subject / Title: Simpson, Sir James Young, Bart. (1811-70), M.D. (Edin.) Further details: Obstetrician and anaesthetist Ref. no: 270 (5)

Description: nearly HL, to l. Other features: vignette; full head of hair; signature below portrait, wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 29.5 x 23.5 cm Engraver / lithogr.: Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh Original artist: from a drawing by J. Archer ‘from the life’ Publisher: Maclachlan, Stewart & Co., Edinburgh Date: n.d. Signature: ‘J.Y. Simpson’ (printed) Notes: Innes Smith no: 17.6 Burgess no: 2740.1

Subject / Title: Sims, John (1792-1838), M.D. Further details: Physician to the Marylebone Infirmary Ref. no: 271 (4)

Description: nearly HL, to r. Other features: full head of hair; signature below portrait, wide margins Image type: mezzotint Size: 18.1 x 14.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: D. Lucas, 1839 Original artist: after a painting by C.R. Leslie Publisher: for the proprietor by Paul & Dominic Colnaghi, London Date: 1839 Signature: ‘John Sims M.D.’ (printed) Notes: short ms. Memoir attached to back of sheet mounted on stiff paper Innes Smith no: 17.8 Burgess no: 2744.1

Subject / Title: Small, Alexander (d.1752) Further details: Surgeon at Birmingham and York Building, London Ref. no: 272 (2)

Description: TQL, to r., standing Other features: in wig to shoulders, r elbow resting on book entitled ‘Celsus’ upon table with r. index finger extended; name engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 36 x 25 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: J. Faber, jun. Original artist: after painting by B. Dandridge Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 7.5 Burgess no: 2751.1

Subject / Title: Smith, Sir James Edward (1759-1828), M.D. (Leyden), F.R.S. Further details: President of the Linnaean Society Ref. no: 273 (5)

Description: nearly HL, to l. Other features: oval portrait, with name engraved on pedestal, wreath above; l. hand raised to chin; below, vignette depicting naval pursuit of ship carrying the Linnaean Collection ‘by Order of the King of Sweden’ Image type: stipple (portrait); line engraving (rest) Size: 13.8 x 11.8 cm. (portrait); 47.4 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: W. Ridley Original artist: after a painting by J. Russell Publisher: for Dr. Thornton, London Date: 25 March, 1800 Signature: Notes: l. edge shows signs of excision The story of pursuit here illustrated is said to be apocryphal Innes Smith no: 17.9 Burgess no: 2760.3

Subject / Title: Smith, Sir James Edward (1759-1828), M.D. (Leyden), F.R.S. Further details: President of the Linnaean Society Ref. no: 274 (6)

Description: nearly HL, to l. Other features: oval portrait, with name engraved on pedestal, wreath above; l. hand raised to chin Image type: stipple Size: 13.8 x 11.8 cm. (portrait); [lower section of page cut away] Engraver / lithogr.: [missing] Original artist: [missing] Publisher: [missing] Date: [missing] Signature: Notes: same as 271, q.v. for missing details (lower section of page missing) Innes Smith no: 17.10 Burgess no: [incomplete version of 2760.3]

Subject / Title: Smith, Robert (d. 1833), M.D. (Aberdeen?) Further details: Surgeon; Physician to West Kent Infirmary and Dispensary Ref. no: 275 (4)

Description: HL, slightly to r. Other features: balding Image type: mezzotint Size: 25.3 x 20.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: [W.J. Ward] Original artist: [after a painting by W. Fowler] Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: no name to portrait; bears pencil note of artist details and ‘Dr Robt. Smith of Maidstone’; proof version before lettering mounted on board Innes Smith no: 24.3 Burgess no: 2762.1

Subject / Title: Stevenson, Sir John (fl. 19th c.), ‘M.D.’ Further details: Musician of Dublin (?) Ref. no: 276 (8)

Description: HL, to r., seated Other features: full head of hair, early 19th century coat and choker, holding instrument in l. hand, l. arm resting on sheet of music on table; curtain to l.; name engraved below portrait ‘Sir John Stevenson, M.D.’ Image type: stipple and line engraving Size: 10 x 8.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: W. Holl Original artist: after a portrait by G.F. Joseph Publisher: Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans, London Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: N.B.: this portrait appears not to be medical, but rather of Sir John Stevenson, Mus.D., the Dublin musician, and if so described in error on this document as ‘M.D’; perhaps mistaken by Innes Smith for the ophthalmic surgeon of the same name Innes Smith no: 24.5 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Stewart, Sir Thomas Grainger (1837-1900), M.D. (Edin.), P.R.C.P.Edin., F.R.S.E. Further details: Professor of practice of physic at Edinburgh; Physician-in-ordinary to Queen Victoria Ref. no: 277 (4)

Description: TQL, to front, standing Other features: receding hair, full beard; in academic robes, with r. hand holding staff and mortar board; interior location with window sill to l. Image type: photograph Size: 29.4 x 24.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: identification tentative from Innes Smith list - sitter unnamed on portrait mounted on board Innes Smith no: 8.8 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Struthers, Sir John (1823-99), M.D. (Edin.), P.R.C.S.Edin. Further details: Professor of anatomy at Aberdeen Ref. no: 278 (5)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: r. hand holding pointer, l. hand holding skull, full head of long hair with sideburns; name engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 31.5 x 24.4 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh Original artist: from a drawing by L. Ghémar, 1850 Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 17.12 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Swieten, Gerhard von (1700-72), M.D. (Leyden) Further details: Physician to the Empress Maria Theresa; Founder of Vienna Medical School Ref. no: 279 (8)

Description: H&S, to r., in profile Other features: oval portrait in plain frame, set within sculptured stone niche upon pedestal bearing name ‘Gerard von Swieten’; long hair or wig over shoulders, cloak Image type: line engraving Size: 7.5 x 6.1 cm. (portrait); 19.4 x 11.1 (page) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 24.6 Burgess no: cf. 2861.3

Subject / Title: Syme, James (1799-1870) Further details: Professor of clinical surgery at Edinburgh Ref. no: 280 (1)

Description: H&S, to r. Other features: sketch; full head of hair, a little greying at sides, wide margins Image type: stipple Size: 35 x 28.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: after a drawing [by G. Richmond?] Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: subject’s name not given; original artist identification based on Burgess and pencil notes in margin mounted on board Innes Smith no: 7.11 Burgess no: cf. 2867.2

Subject / Title: Syme, James (1799-1870) Further details: Professor of clinical surgery at Edinburgh Ref. no: 281 (5)

Description: HL, slightly to r., seated Other features: vignette; full head of hair; wide margins; signature in lower margin Image type: lithograph Size: 30 x 24 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh Original artist: from a drawing by W. Stewart ‘from the life’ Publisher: Maclachlan, Stewart & Co. Date: n.d. Signature: ‘James Syme’ (printed) Notes: Innes Smith no: 17.13 Burgess no: 2867.1

Subject / Title: Taylor, Sir Frederick, Bart. (1847-1920), M.D. (Lond.), P.R.C.P. Further details: Physician at London Ref. no: 282 (8)

Description: nearly HL, slightly to l. Other features: short hair, a little receding, winged collar Image type: photograph, cabinet card, sepia Size: 9.4 x 5.8 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: Elliott & Fry, London Publisher: n/a Date: August, 1878 Signature: ‘Frederick Taylor, Aug. 1878’ on reverse (autograph) Notes: identification not certain, presumed from listing of this item in Innes Smith Collection Innes Smith no: 26.18 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Taylor, John (1703-72), M.D. (Basle) Further details: Itinerant oculist Ref. no: 283 (8)

Description: nearly HL, to l. Other features: oval portrait in moulded frame, supported by pedestal with 8 lines of Latin text, within rectangle; long hair to shoulders, cloak draped across lower chest; name ‘Ioanes Taylor’ and other details inc. ‘XXX anno.’ on frame Image type: line engraving Size: 17 x 15 cm. (portrait); 29.2 x 21.6 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: Ph. Endlich, Amsterdam, 1735 Original artist: after his own drawing ‘ad viv.’ Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on stiff paper Innes Smith no: 24.7 Burgess no: 2891.2

Subject / Title: Taylor, John (1779-1863), F.R.S. Further details: Engineer and chemist Ref. no: 284 (4)

Description: nearly WL, to r., seated Other features: receding hair and sideburns; hands clasped together, l. elbow resting on covered table bearing ink stand, curtains at top corners; name engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 38.8 x 30.9 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Charles Turner Original artist: after a painting by Sir Thomas Lawrence Publisher: Mr. Turner, London Date: 17 January, 1831 Signature: Notes: no obvious medical connection - (?) perhaps included in error for someone else of the same name edges repaired, some staining to lower margin Innes Smith no: 17.15 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Thomson, Allen (1809-84), M.D. (Edin.) Further details: Professor of anatomy and physiology at Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow Ref. no: 285 (2)

Description: HL, slightly to r. Other features: vignette within rectangle; signature below portrait, wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 28.7 x 23.5 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Fr. Schenck Original artist: from a drawing by W.H. Townsend Publisher: Maclachlan, Stewart & Co., Edinburgh Date: 1845 Signature: ‘Allen Thomson’ (printed) Notes: Innes Smith no: 18.1 Burgess no: cf. 2924.1

Subject / Title: Thomson, John (1765-1846), M.D. (Aberdeen) Further details: Professor of surgery at College of Surgeons, Edinburgh;Professor of military surgery and of general pathology at Edinburgh Ref. no: 286 (5)

Description: H&S, to front. Other features: vignette; hair silver or white, hat in the style of tam-o’shanter; signature below portrait, wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 30 x 24 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh Original artist: from a drawing by W. Stewart ‘from the life’ Publisher: Maclachlan, Stewart & Co., Edinburgh Date: n.d. Signature: ‘John Thomson’ (printed) Notes: Innes Smith no: 18.2 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Thomson, Thomas (1773-1852), M.D. (Edin.), F.R.S. Further details: Professor of chemistry at Glasgow Ref. no: 287 (4)

Description: nearly WL, to l., seated Other features: l. hand resting on end of chair arm, r. arm resting on covered table with fingers turning up a page of a document beside which is equipment including spirit lamp and balance; name engraved below portrait Image type: mezzotint Size: 42.8 x 33.8 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: James Faed Original artist: after a painting by J. Graham Gilbert Publisher: James McClure & Son, Glasgow, and R. Griffen & Co., London and Glasgow Date: 1853 Signature: Notes: backed with stiff paper Innes Smith no: 18.3 Burgess no: 2929.1

Subject / Title: Traill, Thomas Stewart (1781-1862), M.D. (Edin.) Further details: Professor of medical jurisprudence at Edinburgh Ref. no: 288 (5)

Description: H&S, to front, head slightly to r.. Other features: vignette; full head of hair, in gown; name engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 28.8 x 23.4 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh Original artist: anon. Publisher: Maclachlan, Stewart & Co., Edinburgh Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 18.4 Burgess no: 2967.1

Traill, Thomas Stewart (1781-1862)

see also under Ref. no. 101: Edinburgh University

Subject / Title: Treves, Sir Frederick, Bart. (1853-1923), F.R.C.S. Further details: Hunterian professor of Anatomy at Royal College of Surgeons; Consulting Surgeon to the Forces and to London Hospital Ref. no: 289 (6)

Description: caricature; nearly WL, to r., standing Other features: morning dress, receding hair, pince-nez, hands in trousers pockets, l. leg forward Image type: lithograph, colour Size: 32.7 x 18.6 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Original artist: from a watercolour by ‘Spy’ Publisher: Vanity Fair Date: July 19, 1900 Signature: Notes: entitled “Freddie”, no surname given Innes Smith no: 25.9 Burgess no: 2974.2

Subject / Title: Trincavella, Victor (1496-1568), M.D. (Padua) Further details: Professor of medicine at Padua Ref. no: 290 (8)

Description: H&S, to r. Other features: oval portrait in plain frame within rectangle; cloak, round cap and beard; name ‘Victor Trincavella’ on frame; 2 lines of Latin text below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 12.6 x 9.7 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Burgess gives surname as ‘Trincavellius’ Innes Smith no: 24.22 Burgess no: cf. 2978.1

Subject / Title: Tulpius, Nicolaus (1593-1674), M.D. (Leyden) Further details: Professor of anatomy; Mayor of Amsterdam Ref. no: 291 (8)

Description: nearly HL, to r. Other features: vignette; full head of hair and pointed goatee beard, wide lace-edged collar, cloak over r. arm; name ‘Nicolaas Tulp.’ engraved below portrait; wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 21.8 x 16.1 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: Soetens & fils, Te’s Hage Original artist: from a drawing by K.V.[S?] Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 24.9 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Turner, Sir William (1832-1916), M.B. (London) Further details: Professor of anatomy at Edinburgh Ref. no: 292 (6)

Description: HL, facing slightly l. Other features: white hair and beard, largely bald, bow-tie Image type: photograph, cabinet card, sepia Size: 14.8 x 10.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: Elliott & Fry Publisher: Elliott & Fry, London Date: n.d. Signature: ‘Wm. Turner’ (autograph) Notes: signature is part of inscription on reverse: “In memory of a very pleasant visit to Sheffield” Innes Smith no: 27.7 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Vorstius, Aelius Everhardus (1565-1624), M.D. (Padua) Further details: Physician in Italy and Delft; Professor of medicine and botany at Leyden Ref. no: 293 (8)

Description: H&S, to l. Other features: oval portrait in plain frame within rectangle; name ‘Everardus Vorstius’ engraved below portrait; motto ‘omnia serio’ on upper frame Image type: line engraving Size: 14.2 x 9.8 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 24.21 Burgess no: cf. 3085.2

Subject / Title: “Waiting Room, The” Further details: 20th century subject Ref. no: 294 (5)

Description: group scene Other features: modern sculpture: 6 figures constructed of black jointed artificial body- parts wait in various attitudes for a consultation – one, at r.h., is hobbling out of the scene Image type: print, from a photograph Size: 18.8 x 32 cm. (landscape orientation) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: Bayer Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: series: Clinical Excerpts; entitled “The Waiting Room” mounted on publisher’s board Innes Smith no: 29.10 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Walton, C.J. (fl. late 19th c.) Further details: Army officer Ref. no: 295 (8)

Description: HL, slightly to l. Other features: in military uniform, sash across upper body Image type: photograph, cabinet card, sepia Size: 14 x 10 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: Cabinet Portrait Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: name in ms. on reverse Innes Smith no: 27.2 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Wardrop, James (1782-1869), M.D. (St. Andrew’s), F.R.C.S. England and Edinburgh Further details: Surgeon to George IV Ref. no: 296 (4)

Description: nearly HL, to l., facing front Other features: balding, grey hair Image type: photograph, of a painting, sepia Size: 31.8 x 24.1 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: Innes Smith notes ‘from a painting by Raeburn at Melbourne, Australia’ Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 27.3 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Waring, Edward (1734-98), M.D. (Cantab.), F.R.S. Further details: Lucasian professor of mathematics at Cambridge Ref. no: 297 (5)

Description: H&S, slightly to l. Other features: long hair, receding at temples; name engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: stipple Size: 25.4 x 18.4 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Facius Original artist: after a drawing by T.S. Kerrich Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 18.8 Burgess no: 3113.1

Subject / Title: Warren, Richard (1731-97), M.D. (Cantab.), F.R.C.P., F.R.S. Further details: Physician to Middlesex Hospital and to the Prince of Wales Ref. no: 298 (2)

Description: nearly HL, to l. Other features: vignette; in wig; name engraved below portrait Image type: stipple and line engraving Size: 37.6 x 30 cm. (overall) Engraver / lithogr.: G. Bartolozzi Original artist: drawn by W.Evans after a painting by G. Stuart (in the possession of Mrs. Warren) Publisher: T. Cadell and W. Davies, London Date: 27 July, 1810 Signature: Notes: portrait and inscription conserved in 2 sections on one mount (due to damage ?); mounted on board Innes Smith no: 18.9 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Watson, Sir Thomas, Bart. (1792-1882), M.D. (Cantab.), P.R.C.P. Further details: Physician-in-ordinary to Queen Victoria, and to the Middlesex and King’s College Hospitals Ref. no: 299 (1)

Description: TQL, slightly to r., seated Other features: in president’s gown; r.hand, with extended index finger, supporting chin, l. hand holding book with index finger between pages; fluted column to r.; wide margins Image type: mezzotint Size: 37.3 x 28 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Samuel Cousins Original artist: after a painting by George Richmond (at the Royal College of Physicians) Publisher: private plate Date: 1868 Signature: ‘Thos. Watson 1868’ (autograph) - now very faint Notes: details of painting from Burgess mounted on board Innes Smith no: 7.12 Burgess no: 3125.2

Subject / Title: Welsch, Georg Hieronymus (1624-77) Further details: Physician and medical author at Augsburg Ref. no: 300 (6)

Description: nearly HL, to r. Other features: oval portrait within rectangle; long hair, gown and bands; name ‘Georg. Hieronimus Welschius’ and dates engraved below portrait, no. ‘30’ at top r. Image type: mezzotint Size: 21.4 x 14.4 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Joh..Jac. Haid, Augsburg Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: [c.1747] Signature: Notes: date from Burgess Innes Smith no: 24.10 Burgess no: 3154.2

Subject / Title: White, Anthony (1782-1849), M.D. (Cantab.), P.R.C.S. Further details: Surgeon to Westminster Hospital Ref. no: 301 (1)

Description: nearly WL, slightly to l., seated Other features: by table, in long gown, r. elbow on table and face resting against hand with index finger extended, l. hand holding quill pen, book ‘A Discourse on Anatomy’ on table Image type: mezzotint Size: 36.8 x 29.3 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: W. Walker Original artist: after a painting by T.F. Dicksee Publisher: unnamed, London Date: 20 August, 1852 Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: not listed Burgess no: 3174.1

Subject / Title: White, Charles (1728-1813), F.R.S. Further details: Surgeon at Manchester Ref. no: 302 (6)

Description: HL, to r. Other features: l. arm on table; in background curtain and specimen glasses Image type: mezzotint Size: 33 x 21.7 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: W. Ward Original artist: after a painting by J. Allen Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: no artist details on image - taken from Burgess Innes Smith no: 18.10 Burgess no: cf Burgess 3175.1

Subject / Title: Willis, Thomas (1622-75), M.D. (Oxon), Hon. F.R.C.P. Further details: Sedleian professor of natural history at Oxford Ref. no: 303 (5)

Description: nearly HL, slightly to r. Other features: oval portrait in rectangle; ‘Aet. 54’, long hair to shoulders, tasselled gown and bands; in ornate frame with staff and serpent above, standing upon covered table with opened skull, book of plates and other medical emblems, with other volumes and coat-of-arms at lower r. Image type: line engraving Size: 18 x 15.4 cm. (portrait); 34.5 x 22 (full image) Engraver / lithogr.: G. Vertue, 1742 Original artist: anon., ‘in the possession of Bronne Willis, Esqr.’ Publisher: anon. Date: [1742?] Signature: Notes: ‘impensis J. & P. Knapton, London, 1742’ Innes Smith no: 18.11 Burgess no: cf. 3196.5

Subject / Title: Willis, Thomas (1622-75), M.D. (Oxon.), Hon. F.R.C.P. Further details: Sedleian professor of natural history at Oxford Ref. no: 304 (8)

Description: H&S, slightly to l. Other features: oval portrait in frame upon pedestal bearing name, within rectangle; long hair, puritan collar and gown Image type: stipple and line engraving Size: 8.2 x 7.3 cm. (portrait); 21 x 12.5 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: printed for J. Hinton, London Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: ‘Engraved for the Universal Magazine’ image printed out of vertical Innes Smith no: 24.11 Burgess no: 3196.6

Subject / Title: Wilson, George (1818-59), M.D. (Edin.), F.R.S.E.. Further details: Extra-mural lecturer on chemistry at Edinburgh Ref. no: 305 (2)

Description: TQL, to l., standing Other features: vignette; full head of hair, spectacles, in lecturing pose: r. hand on jar, apparatus in background, l. hand with index finger extended Image type: lithograph Size: 44.5 x 29 cm. (page) Engraver / lithogr.: Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh Original artist: after drawing by L. Ghémar Publisher: n.publ. Date: 1850 Signature: Notes: mounted on board Innes Smith no: 18.12 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Wirth, Georg (1470-1524) Further details: Physician to King Ludwig of Hungary and Bohemia Ref. no: 306 (8)

Description: HL, slightly to l. Other features: oval portrait in plain frame; short hair a little receding, trimmed beard, ruff and fur stole, gloves in l. hand; name ‘Georgius Wirth’ and other details inc. dates on frame, 2 lines of Latin text below portrait; enclosed within rectangle with floral ornament in corners Image type: line engraving Size: 13.8 x 10.8 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 24.20 Burgess no: cf. 3214.3

Subject / Title: Wood, Alexander (1817-84), M.D., P.R.C.P.Edin. Further details: Physician at Edinburgh; Introduced the use of the hypodermic syringe for drug administration Ref. no: 307 (5)

Description: nearly TWL, slightly to l., standing Other features: vignette; full head of hair with sideburns, supporting open book in r. hand, l. hand on page with index finger extended, books on covered table to l.; name engraved below portrait, wide margins Image type: lithograph Size: 30.5 x 24.4 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Fr. Schenck, Edinburgh Original artist: from a drawing by L. Ghémar, 1850 Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: Innes Smith no: 18.14 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Woodville, William (1752-1805), M.D. (Edinburgh), F.R.S., L.R.C.P. Further details: Physician to the Smallpox Hospital, Botanist Ref. no: 308 (2)

Description: HL, slightly to l., seated Other features: oval portrait in plain frame, with botanical wreath above and name on tablet below portrait; below is vignette ‘View of the inoculating Hospital at Pancras’; all on plain background Image type: stipple Size: 49.2 x 35 cm Engraver / lithogr.: portrait: W. Bond; vignette: Woolnoth Original artist: portrait: after painting by L.F. Abbott; vignette: after Shepherd Publisher: Dr. Thornton Date: August 1, 1806 Signature: Notes: Burgess notes: plate to R.J. Thornton’s ‘Sexual System of Linnaeus’, 1807 mounted on board Innes Smith no: 18.15 Burgess no: 3230.1

Woodville, William (1752-1805), M.D.

see also under Ref. no. 82: Dale, Thomas

Subject / Title: Yellowly, John (1774-1842), M.D. (Edin.), F.R.S. Further details: Physician to London Hospital, and Norfolk and Norwich Hospital; Co-founder of Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society Ref. no: 309 (7)

Description: nearly HL, to l. Other features: face looking slightly upwards, full head of hair and sideburns Image type: photograph, of a painting Size: 24.4 x 19.9 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: n/a Original artist: anon. Publisher: n/a Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: identification tentative from Innes Smith list - sitter unnamed on portrait mounted on board Innes Smith no: 19.1 Burgess no: not in Burgess

Subject / Title: Younge, William (fl. 1760-80), M.D., F.L.S. Further details: Physician to Sheffield General Infirmary Ref. no: 310 (1)

Description: WL, to r., standing Other features: beside covered table, l. hand leaning on document, r. hand across chest with index finger extended; view of Sheffield General Infirmary to upper l., column behind; dedication below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 52.8 x 33.8 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: Edwd. Scriven Original artist: after a painting by Jno. Moore Publisher: Jno. Moore, London Date: 12 March, 1841 Signature: ‘W. Younge’ (autograph) Notes: document on table is “An Address to the Inhabitants of Sheffield, May 1st 1789” mounted on board Innes Smith no: 7.13 Burgess no: 3250.1

Subject / Title: Zacutus Lusitanus, Abraham (1575-1642), M.D. (Siguenza) Further details: Physician at Lisbon and Amsterdam Ref. no: 311 (8)

Description: H&S, to l. Other features: oval portrait with frame, within rectangle; balding, long trimmed beard; name within frame, 2 lines of Latin verse below portrait Image type: line engraving Size: 12.5 x 9.7 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: anon. Original artist: anon. Publisher: n.publ. Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: also known as ‘Abraham Zacuto’ Innes Smith no: 22.12 Burgess no: cf. 3255.1

Subject / Title: [Unidentified] (fl.20th c.) Further details: Ref. no: 312 (1)

Description: nearly WL, seated in semi-profile, to r., facing viewer Other features: r. arm stretched along thigh, balding and some graying of hair, full face, rumpled suit Image type: mezzotint Size: 45.7 x 37 cm. Engraver / lithogr.: pencil signature(?) ‘Wm. Strang’ below portrait to r. Original artist: Publisher: Date: n.d. Signature: Notes: sitter unnamed on portrait mounted on board Innes Smith no: not identified in list Burgess no: not identified Innes Smith Medical Portrait Collection Engravers and Lithographers As it is not always possible to identify the forenames of individuals from the documents surnames only appear in this list. For any further details given see the individual records.

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