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Midwifery, illustration from Encyclopedia Britannica, published in Edinburgh
DGC398035 Midwifery, illustration from Encyclopedia Britannica, published in Edinburgh, 1798 (copperplate engraving) by Bell, Alexander (fl. 1750-1800); Private Collection; Prismatic Pictures; Scottish, out of copyright
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1798 Anatomical Birth Bone Bones Childbirth Diagram Diagrams Dissection Gynaecological Gynaecology Human Biology Measurements Measuring Midwifery Obstetrics Pelvis Pregnancy Alexander Bell Anatomist Encyclopedia Britannica
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This print showcases a significant milestone in the field of midwifery, taken from the renowned Encyclopedia Britannica published in Edinburgh in 1798. Created by Alexander Bell, a prominent anatomist of his time, this copperplate engraving provides an intricate and detailed illustration that delves into the world of childbirth and gynaecology. The image depicts a female figure engaged in measuring and examining various aspects related to pregnancy and childbirth. With meticulous attention to detail, Bell's diagram explores the anatomy of bones, particularly focusing on the pelvis. This dissection-like representation offers valuable insights into human biology as it pertains to obstetrics. Intriguingly, this 18th-century artwork not only serves as an educational tool but also highlights the advancements made during that era in understanding women's health. The inclusion of measurements further emphasizes the scientific approach adopted by Bell while studying midwifery. As we admire this historical masterpiece, we are reminded of how far medical knowledge has progressed since its creation. It stands as a testament to both the dedication of early pioneers like Alexander Bell and our ongoing pursuit for improved healthcare practices. Displayed here with permission from Prismatic Pictures and sourced from a private collection, this remarkable engraving is sure to captivate art enthusiasts and medical professionals alike. Its significance lies not only within its artistic merit but also within its contribution towards shaping modern-day midwifery practices.
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