Bladder stone, urn and shell
Date
1685
Creator
Unknown, Engraver
Creator - Organisation
The Royal Society, Publisher
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Material
Technique
Dimensions
height (page): 150mm
width (page): 213mm
width (page): 213mm
Subject
Content object
Description
Four figures from issue 171 of Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society.
Figure 1. Bladder stone as found in the bladder of ‘Francis Dugood of Auchenhove in Aberdeen’. Illustration to ‘The description of a stone of the bladder, seen by the Royal Society, Feb. 25th, 1684/85’ in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, vol. 15, issue 171 (20 May 1685). Original illustration can be found in MS/618, p.37r.
Figure 2. Clay urn, decorated with a carved face. Illustration to ‘An account of an old earthen vessel, lately found near York’ in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, vol. 15, issue 171 (20 May 1685).
Figures 3-4. Shell as found in the kidney of a woman, as seen with the naked eye (3) and through a microscope (4). Illustration to ‘An abstract of a letter from Dr. Peirce of Bath, to one of the F. of the R. S. giving an account of a shell found in one of the kidneys of a woman’ in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, vol. 15, issue 171 (20 May 1685). Original illustration first shown at a meeting of the Society on 26 November 1684, recorded in Letter Book Original of the Royal Society, LBO/9/321, and copied into LBC/9, p.427.
Figure 1. Bladder stone as found in the bladder of ‘Francis Dugood of Auchenhove in Aberdeen’. Illustration to ‘The description of a stone of the bladder, seen by the Royal Society, Feb. 25th, 1684/85’ in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, vol. 15, issue 171 (20 May 1685). Original illustration can be found in MS/618, p.37r.
Figure 2. Clay urn, decorated with a carved face. Illustration to ‘An account of an old earthen vessel, lately found near York’ in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, vol. 15, issue 171 (20 May 1685).
Figures 3-4. Shell as found in the kidney of a woman, as seen with the naked eye (3) and through a microscope (4). Illustration to ‘An abstract of a letter from Dr. Peirce of Bath, to one of the F. of the R. S. giving an account of a shell found in one of the kidneys of a woman’ in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, vol. 15, issue 171 (20 May 1685). Original illustration first shown at a meeting of the Society on 26 November 1684, recorded in Letter Book Original of the Royal Society, LBO/9/321, and copied into LBC/9, p.427.
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