Handling and care of the patient (1944) Pt. 1 of 2 (via WellcomeFilm)
2 years agoPosts tagged "wellcome collection"
“When morphine for injection was first introduced it was often injected just under the skin rather than intravenously, though this could lead to abscesses and scarring as shown here. This ‘morphinomaniac’ subject was a male nurse pictured shortly before his death.” (Illustration by H H Kane, 1881 - courtesy Wellcome Images)
Yo, Londoners! Get your lazy arses to Euston’s Wellcome Collection to check out their new show High Society.
2 years agoI thought I had posted this back in June but it seems I was wrong. This video was featured in the laziest exhibition at the Wellcome to date, entitled SKIN which was totally not worth seeing as all the good objects were really just carried down from Medicine Man upstairs. OUTRAGE. :)
2 years ago
(via unnaturalist)
Vanitas vanitatum omnia vanitas
This is part of the Wellcome Collection’s permanent Medicine Man display and should not be missed if you’re near Euston.
3 years ago
… and now back to our noble species: Collotype after photographs by E. Muybridge (Wellcome Library no.27769i)
3 years agoPerfect (.. and dramaturgically well placed) Scar of the Day V: Postoperative Dressings, 1934 (WellcomeFilm)
Elastoplast rocks!
3 years agoI found this to be highly erotic satisfying to watch accompanied by Buddy Rich’s daughter singing And the Beat Goes On
Two watercolours by Mabel Green (top one 1902, bottom one 1896 - via Wellcome Library)
3 years ago