File:Three leeches in the role of physicians attend a grasshopper in the role of the patient and announce a course of bloodletting Wellcome V0011722.jpg
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| Three leeches in the role of physicians attend a grasshopper in the role of the patient and announce a course of bloodletting. Coloured lithograph after J.J. Grandville, ca. 1832 | |||
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Three leeches in the role of physicians attend a grasshopper in the role of the patient and announce a course of bloodletting. Coloured lithograph after J.J. Grandville, ca. 1832 |
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Topic-LCSH: Grasshoppers Human behavior -- Animal models. Sick. Physician and patient. Leeches Phlebotomy. (Re)published J.J. Grandville (died 1847), Les métamorphoses du jour, Paris: Garnier frères, 1869, ch. 65, pp. 434-442. Genre/Technique: Caricatures. Lithographs. Subject name: Broussais, F. J. V. (François Joseph Victor), 1772-1838. |
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| Dimensions | Physical description: 1 print : cutout of lithograph, with watercolour | ||
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Cite as: Wellcome Library no. 16367i Photo number: V0011722 |
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| Inscriptions | There's redundancy of blood and humours, we'll bleed you tomorrow, till then, very little food. J. Grandville ... | ||
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https://wellcomeimages.org/indexplus/image/V0011722.html
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