'Triple' bladder
Date
1700
Creator
Unknown, Artist
Object type
Archive reference number
Manuscript page number
p125
Material
Dimensions
height (paper): 320mm
width (paper): 205mm
width (paper): 205mm
Subject
Content object
Description
Drawing of a 'triple' bladder, dissected by Paul Buissiere, which was printed as fig. 8 (as marked on the paper in pencil) of the illustrative plate from Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, no. 268 (1700).
Transcription
In pencil, at the top: 'Fig 8"
Transcribed by the Making Visible project
Transcribed by the Making Visible project
Object history
Paul Buissiere, 'A Triple Bladder', Phil. Trans., vol. 22, no. 268 (1700), pp. 752-55, where it is said that it was shown at the Royal Society. The triple bladder of the 'late Mr Booth' was dissected in the presence of 'Drs Dawes, [Hugh] Chamberlain, [John] Wooodward, and Mr [Charles] Bernard the surgeon' (p. 752).
At the meeting of the Royal Society on 22 May 1700, '[Mr Bussierie] shewed a human bladder, which was treble, and in the inside glandulous coat' (JBO/9/183).
At the meeting of the Royal Society on 22 May 1700, '[Mr Bussierie] shewed a human bladder, which was treble, and in the inside glandulous coat' (JBO/9/183).
Related fellows
Paul Buissiere (1650 - 1739, French
) , Surgeon
John Woodward (1665 - 1728, British) , Physician
Charles Bernard (1650 - 1711, British) , Surgeon
John Woodward (1665 - 1728, British) , Physician
Charles Bernard (1650 - 1711, British) , Surgeon
Associated place