The memorials of Edward Jenner, 1796-1896 / by Horatio R. Storer.

  • Horatio Storer
Date:
1896
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Credit: The memorials of Edward Jenner, 1796-1896 / by Horatio R. Storer. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The University of Glasgow Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Glasgow Library.

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    of Mr. William Smith of Chesterfield, a photograph of which is in the collection of the Royal Medico-Chirurgical Society. I have not as yet been able to identify this. STATUES. I. Marble statue, at west end of nave of Gloucester Cathed- ral, near his birth place. Erected in 1826. By Sievier. [P., 1896; B. M. J.] II. Bronze statue, in London. Erected In 1858 at Trafal- gar Square, and thence transferred in 1862 to Kensington Gar- dens. In gown, face resting upon left hand, and right holding a scroll; seated in antique chair, upon whose side the staff of ^sculapius. By W. C. Marshall. [P., 1896; B. M. J.] III. Statue at Boulogne-sur-Mer. In standing position, left hand upon a pillar, and right flexed forward with lancet. Upon base : jenner. Upon pedestal: A I eduard jennee. | la | FRANCE RECONNAISANTE [ 11 SEPTEMBRE 1865. By EugJ^ne Paul. [P., 1896; not B. M. J.] IV. Marble statuette, with rounded pedestal. Seated, and vaccinating a nude child, upon his knee. By Giulio Monteverde. Exhibited at the Paris Exhibition of 1878. [P., 1896; B. M. J.] BUSTS. I. Looking to left and upward, draped, rounded and on rounded pedestal. By C. Manning. [P., 1896; B. M. J.] ' . ^ ^ II. Looking forward and to right. Nude, squared, without pedestal. [Not P., 1896; or B. M. J.] III. At Briinn, Moravia. Within a temple dedicated to Jenner. Upon its pedestal: Divo Anglo | Eduardo Jenner, |LXV. | Aetatis Ejus Anno | Vaccinata Brunensis | MDCGCXiV. (Baron, Life of Jenner, ii, p. 214.) [Not P., 1896; B. M. J., which wrongly calls it a statue. ] . , ,^ . IV. By Fujite Bunzo. Exhibited at the Centennial Vacci- nation Festival at Tokio, Japan. ENGRAVINGS.8 I. From painting No. I: a. With the milkmaid and four cows. 1. J. R. Smith, 180L [P., 1896; B. M. J.] 6 I am under the greatest obligations to Deputy Surgeon^ Huntington, U. S. A.. Curator of ttie Army Medical ^^'^''Vt^'JrhJtnlrll'. who upon mv request for information concernmg several of the engra\- Tng^ofTnne^r in his care, most generously, sent to me atNewpor for intnpotinii the whole collection, over thirty lu iiumber. Dr. Josepn n. Hunfof Brooklyn, N Y with equal courtesy, forwarded to me for exam- ination as many more, all different from the preceding, fom his o«n ZScenT i^Jllectlon. I have thus been able to perfect the li«t to an extent that would otherwise have been impossible.