Antique Doctors

From the waiting area and from the doctor's rooms of the most important buildings of that time, which paved the way for the "Modern."

AUGUSTINE NP BISHOP AND DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH.- CONSTITUTIONS OF THE ORDER OF THE HOSPITd.

Clare. / written by Father Doctor Fr. Francisco da Anunciação. - Coimbra: at the Royal College of Arts of the Company of Jesus; 1717.

Demonstration that for the Kingdom of Portugal now offered by Doctor Geronimo de Sancta Cruz [pseud.] to all the Kingdoms and Provinces of Europe as proof of the Declaration by the s...

HEROIC POEM; COMPOSED BY THE ILLUSTRIOUS DOCTOR GABRIEL PEREIRA DE CASTRO; Corregidor of the Criminal Court; and appointed by His Majesty as Chancellor of the Kingdom of Portugal.

PORTUGUESE PROSE RECITED AT DIFFERENT Academic Congresses; BY FATHER King RAFAEL BLUTEAU; Regular Cleric; DOCTOR OF SACRED THEOLOGY; PREACHER TO Queen Henrietta Maria of France of Gr...

One of a kind design for the interior of Family Doctor Bosma Bergselaan 242 in Rotterdam. A real eye-catcher in your home or office.

The bag is shaped like a miniature doctor's bag, with a hinged metal frame, a neat push clasp and a sturdy handle of hand-braided leather.

The bag has an elegant, slightly elongated doctor's bag shape, a hinged metal frame with a push clasp, and a round braided leather handle.

It is offered to the Supreme Pontiff and Blessed Father CLEMENT IX, Our Lord; In the name of the three Estates of the same Kingdom; complaining and reverent; DOCTOR MANUEL RODRIGUEZ ...

Renowned for his disdain for modern bourgeois institutionalism, Rops frequently targeted academics, judges, and doctors in his graphic works. Condition: A rich, highly resonant impr...

Saint Jerome (c. 347–420) is one of the four great Doctors of the Latin Church, renowned for his Latin translation of the Bible (the Vulgate), which made him the model Christian scho...

He married the daughter of a doctor in 1822 and the couple moved to a large house in Kentish Town.

Art Sz: 10"H x 6"W Frame Sz: 15 3/4"H x 11" w/ celadon green matte Born at York on September 20, 1863, James began life as a doctor’s errand boy but, wanting to become a jockey, h...

Antique 19th century Grand Tour classical bronzed patinated metal library bust of Asclepius, Greco-Roman God of medicine and patron of doctors. Asclepius is the son of Apollo and rep...

It would be an appropriate and attractive picture for a doctor's or nurse's study, a consulting room or a hospital office, and would also sit well in any collection of Victorian Lond...

Henry Norman Marrett was a medical doctor by profession and a notable badminton and tennis player.

The Latin inscription identifies him as a Doctor of Law, Count Palatine and senator of the Republic of Bremen, as well as an envoy of Bremen and the Hanseatic League to the negotiati...

Bule" of "Three every 2 hours" complete with doctor signature, likely “Evan’s” The box is wrapped in decorative paper featuring a delicate floral motif in blue, green, and gold.

He died on 29 August 1797 under the care of Doctor Erasmus Darwin.

In the first composition, Christ stands centrally in a flowing red cloak, one hand raised in teaching or blessing, surrounded by a densely grouped assembly of turbaned and robed figu...

Honoré Broutelle's first career as a doctor, from 1902 to 1914, was cut short because of his own ill health.

He is recognized as a Doctor of the Church in the Roman Catholic Church.

Diagnosed with chronic bronchitis in 1880, he was advised by his doctor to seek sea air, and from that year onward spent his summers on the coast, above all at Le Tréport, then a fas...

Another bottle is marked Doctor Rubino’s Spirit of Camphor. Camphor preparations were common household and medicinal products, valued historically for their strong aromatic qualities...

He also completed many busts and portraits, including those of Cassagnac, of M. Girardin, of Doctor Armand Trousseau, of the writer Pierre Beaumarchais, of the King Umberto I.

Signature: Signed lower right and stamped with the artists cachet verso Dimensions: Framed: 46.5"x32.5" Size: 39.5"x25.5" Provenance: Cachet of the estate of the painter verso Lé...

Signature: Signed lower right Dimensions: Framed: 32.5"x43" Unframed: 21.5"x32" Provenance: Galerie Denise Valtat - Paris (labels verso) Stephen Silagy Gallery - Beverley Hills, Ca...

The monumental façade, designed by Alessandro Galilei in the 18th century, features statues of Christ (the central figure at the top of the façade), Saints John the Baptist and John ...

This spring suspension had many uses for doctors, dentist, architects or artist. Pure , classic industrial design ,, Seat can adjust to 32.5" height.

Gallé was in Nancy the student of Dominique-Alexandre Godron, naturalist and doctor. He carried out studies on plants, animals, insects.

The vintage painting depicts a wounded nude man receiving assistance from a doctor in the outskirts of a town with a horse rider, accompanied by a dog.

He holds a book, symbolizing his role as a celebrated theologian, preacher, and Doctor of the Church. Saint Anthony is one of the most beloved saints in Christianity and is often ass...

The saint is portrayed kneeling in prayer before a crucifix, dressed in the traditional red robe with the cardinal’s hat placed nearby—iconographic attributes that identify him as on...

Gallé was in Nancy the student of Dominique-Alexandre Godron, naturalist and doctor. He carried out studies on plants, animals, insects.

Bhaisajyaguru refers to as the Medicine Buddha, the doctor who heals suffering. The Varada Mudra is a symbolic hand gesture of granting wishes or mercy represented by the palm held ...

Such a portrait had a specific purpose - to perpetuate the image of a person who has earned honor and respect for his useful activity (doctors, military, judges, merchants, historica...

In 1894, Bron established himself as a medical doctor in Taillebourg, in the department then known as Charente-Inférieure.

Johann Zoffany, R.A. (1733-1810) A Portrait of William Stackhouse (1720-71), Full Length, seated in an Interior Oil on Canvas No signature Provenance: Commissioned by the sitter;...

Elisabeth Frances Betty (1791-1875) in 1816, made a series of drawings depicting the places who visited in Italy, travelling with her father, an important doctor. Upon her return to...

Lyon: Chez Claude Jacquenod fils, 1763. 18th century French medical treatise by Jean Ferapie Dufieu, Doctor of Medicine and correspondent of the Société Royale des Sciences de Montp...

Gallé was in Nancy the student of Dominique-Alexandre Godron, naturalist and doctor. He carried out studies on plants, animals, insects.

It was painted in 1788, commissioned by James Evelyn of Felbridge as it is of his younger daughter Anne, aged 20 years old. James was a Doctor of Law and Anne's mother was his secon...

Bega similarly specialized in paintings of jovial taverngoers, smokers, quack doctors, alchemists, and musicians, but he also created tender and sympathetic images of peasant familie...

Anthony of Padua, or Anthony of Lisbon, born Fernando Martins de Bulhões (Lisbon, August 15, 1195 – Padua, June 13, 1231), was a Portuguese Catholic priest and member of the Order of...

Anthony of Padua, or Anthony of Lisbon, born Fernando Martins de Bulhões (Lisbon, August 15, 1195 – Padua, June 13, 1231), was a Portuguese Catholic priest and member of the Order of...

A note on the provenance: A Doctor of Medicine, Victor Conard was a brilliant clinician and a professor of psychopathology.

A note on the provenance: A Doctor of Medicine, Victor Conard was a brilliant clinician and a professor of psychopathology.

For example, a staff corps officer could be a doctor, chaplain, or lawyer as a commissioned officer in the military.

Gallé was in Nancy the student of Dominique-Alexandre Godron, naturalist and doctor. He carried out studies on plants, animals, insects.

The birds painted on the present service, associated with the hand of 'Doctor' George Davis, show off the factory's 'Fancy Birds' at their whimsical best.

Her father was Anthony Todd Thomson (1778-1849) a Scottish doctor and pioneer of dermatology. Her mother was Katherine Byerley, a prolifc writer and historian whose pseudonym was Gra...

A pair of 16th Century Italian wood carved figures of Saint Ambrose Archbishop of Milan and Saint Augustine Bishop of Hippo, two of the four original Doctors of the Church.

The set includes: “Criminal Investigation” – Sir Howard Vincent, Director of Criminal Investigations and key figure in the development of modern policing “Lord Beaconsfield’s Physici...

Doctor's / Nurse's Medical Swivel Stool with Terrific Patina in Aluminium and Iron Manufactured in Spain, 1930-1940.

Surrounding the portrait is a Latin inscription reinforcing his theological mission, while the lower caption identifies him as Doctor of Theology, lecturer, professor, and preacher t...

Framed as a “true” account told by Doctor Torty in the Jardin des Plantes, the story reflects Barbey d’Aurevilly’s interest in transgression, passion, and crime without remorse.

Oil on canvas artwork depicting the Penitent Saint Jerome, one of the Four Doctors of the Church. The saint is depicted half-length, naked, wrapped in a magnificently painted drape.

Gallé was in Nancy the student of Dominique-Alexandre Godron, naturalist and doctor. He carried out studies on plants, animals, insects.

Gallé was in Nancy the student of Dominique-Alexandre Godron, naturalist and doctor. He carried out studies on plants, animals, insects.