Sir Charles Sherrington.

Date:
[1941?]
  • Film

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Description

A compilation of "representative" scenes in colour roughly edited from a series of short film clips of the elderly Sir Charles Sherrington (1860-1955) seen examining and dissecting monkey brains, preparing specimens with a Cambridge microtome, carrying out microscopial examinations, turning the pages of "Mammalian Physiology" etc. Sherrington is speaking but this material has been shot mute

Publication/Creation

[Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], [1941?]

Physical description

1 film reel (12 min.) : sil, colour ; 16 mm

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Notes

Rushes which appear to have been used in the film title 'Cerebral cortex of the monkey', 1949.
The original film boxes with annotations referring to the quality of the material have been retained and are filed flat. Kodak Safety film.

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