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Captioned 'Booly mania (religious) Bethlem March 1846'.
Illustration from the collection of Alexander Morison. Signed C Gow.
Captioned 'Winstanley 3rd time after discharge'.
Illustration from the collection of Alexander Morison. Unsigned [Charles Gow].
Captioned 'Winstanley improved'.
Illustration from the collection of Alexander Morison. Signed Charles Gow.
Captioned 'Winstanley mania 19 May 1842'.
Illustration from the collection of Alexander Morison. Signed C Gow.
Captioned 'Louisa Rudsdale Bethlem mania - recovered, June 1848'.
Illustration from the collection of Alexander Morison. Unsigned [Charles Gow].
Captioned 'Louisa Rudsdale Bethlem mania. January 1848'.
Illustration from the collection of Alexander Morison. Unsigned [Charles Gow].
Uncaptioned but titled 'Raving Madness'.
Illustration from the collection of Alexander Morison. Signed A Johnston. The drawing is of one of a pair of sculptures by Caius Gabriel Cibber made for the gate of Bethlem Hospital and now in the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Captioned 'Bethlem - D B monomania. grandeur etc genl [general] paralysis succeeding mania'.
Illustration from the collection of Alexander Morison. Similar to plate 14 of Morison’s 'The Physiognomy of Mental Diseases' (1840). Initialled A J [Alexander Johnston].
'Portrait of D. B., No. 13, in a state of monomania; in this case the…
'Portrait of D. B., No. 13, in a state of monomania; in this case the…
Captioned 'D B mania Bethlem'.
Similar to plate 13 of Morison’s 'The Physiognomy of Mental Diseases' (1840). Unsigned [Alexander Johnston].
'Portrait of an old woman, D. B., aged 72. Mania, not hereditary, of nine weeks duration; after an attack of inflammation, with…
'Portrait of an old woman, D. B., aged 72. Mania, not hereditary, of nine weeks duration; after an attack of inflammation, with…