Bladder stone
Date
Early 18th century
Creator
Gerard Vandergucht (1696 - 1776, British) , Engraver
Object type
Archive reference number
Manuscript page number
p218r
Material
Dimensions
height (page): 378mm
width (page): 326mm
width (page): 326mm
Subject
Content object
Description
Medical studies of a human bladder stone. Two figures showing the same calculi from opposite sides. Inscribed ‘Ger.Vandergucht sculp.’.
One of four versions of the print on varying grades of paper at this location. Pulls of the same print appear at RB/1/35/37/ff.215-217 [BP/35/ff.215-217]. Another version of the print appears in RB/1/41.
One of four versions of the print on varying grades of paper at this location. Pulls of the same print appear at RB/1/35/37/ff.215-217 [BP/35/ff.215-217]. Another version of the print appears in RB/1/41.
Object history
Not related to Robert Boyle, despite being within the Boyle Papers collection.
Gerard Vandergucht illustrated works by William Cheselden, including The anatomy of the human body (1713, and editions into the 1720s).
Gerard Vandergucht illustrated works by William Cheselden, including The anatomy of the human body (1713, and editions into the 1720s).
Related fellows
William Cheselden (1688 - 1752, British) , Surgeon
Associated place