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Captioned 'B H aged 35 imbecility propensity to suicide This patient laid his head on a fire and burnt a large portion of the cranium - B Hoddinot'.
Illustration from the collection of Alexander Morison. Plate 93 of Morison’s 'The Physiognomy of Mental Diseases' (1840). Unsigned [François Rochard]. Also reproduced as illustration to lecture by Morison on Hoddinot case reprinted in 'A Selection…
Captioned 'Appearance of the membranous covering previous to the ulceration extending to the dura mater'.
Illustration from the collection of Alexander Morison. Detail of the injuries to the patient whose image appears in archive reference DEP/MOR/4/197. Signed C Gow.
Captioned 'Appearance of the cranium - St Bartholomew's Hospital 1841'.
Illustration from the collection of Alexander Morison. May relate to the patient whose image appears in archive reference DEP/MOR/4/197. Unsigned [Delamotte].
Captioned 'Appearance of the cranium - St Bartholomew's Hospital 1841'.
Illustration from the collection of Alexander Morison. May relate to the patient whose image appears in archive reference DEP/MOR/4/197. Unsigned [Delamotte].
Captioned 'Appearance after death showing the protrusion of the brainular substance'.
Illustration from the collection of Alexander Morison. Relates to the patient whose image appears in archive reference DEP/MOR/4/197. Signed Chas Gow.
Captioned 'Apollonia Norton idiot June 1847'.
Illustration from the collection of Alexander Morison. Signed C Gow.
Captioned 'Another view of the protruded portion of the brain'.
Illustration from the collection of Alexander Morison. Relates to the patient whose image can be found in archive reference DEP/MOR/4/197. Unsigned [Charles Gow].
Captioned 'Anne Campbell Bethlem 20 May 1841 monomania with pride'.
Illustration from the collection of Alexander Morison. Signed C Gow.
Captioned 'Amy Allingham Bethlem mania second attack June 1847'.
Illustration from the collection of Alexander Morison. Signed C Gow.
Captioned 'Amy Allingham Bethlem convalescent 14 March 1848'.
Illustration from the collection of Alexander Morison. Initialled C G [Charles Gow].