Attitudes to Health
Investigate the work of the Royal College of Pharmacy, celebrating key developments that have raised professional standards and improved patient safety..
‘The Dissolutuin; or The Alchymist Producing and Aetherial Prespresentation’, 1796
Mounted hand coloured etching, entitled ‘The DISSOLUTION; or __ The Alchymist producing an AEtherial Representation’, designed and etched by James Gillray, and published by H. Humphrey ...
‘The Fox and the Goose’, 1833
Mounted etching, entitled ‘The FOX and the GOOSE.’, designed, etched and published by George Cruikshank in 1833. At least 25 caricatures were published during the 1830s ridiculing ...
‘The Gout’, c1812-1817
Mounted etching entitled ‘THE GOUT.’, drawn and etched by anon, printed and published by William Davison of Alnwick, circa 1812-1817. A man suffering from gout ...
‘The Head ache’, engraved by George Cruikshank, 1819
Hand coloured etching, entitled ‘The Head ache’, designed by Capt. Frederick Marryat, engraved by George Cruikshank, and published by G. Humphrey in 1819. ‘The Headache’ shows ...
‘The Last Drop’, 1806
Mounted hand coloured etching, entitled ‘THE LAST DROP.’, designed, etched and published by Thomas Rowlandson in 1806. This is a satire on the medicinal virtues of ...
‘The Last Gasp, or Toadstools Mistaken for Mushrooms’, 1813
Mounted hand coloured etching, entitled ‘THE LAST GASP. OR TOADSTOOLS MISTAKEN FOR MUSHROOMS,’ designed and etched by Thomas Rowlandson, and published by Thomas Tegg in 1813. ...
‘The Macaroni. Apothecary’, 1772
Mounted hand coloured etching entitled ‘THE MACARONI. APOTHECARY’, designed and etched by anon, and published by Matthew Darly in 1772. A macaroni was a disparaging term ...
‘The Magazine’s Blown Up’, 1770
Mounted woodcut, entitled ‘The Magazine’s Blown Up’, designed by “Titian Angelo Roughscratch”, wood engraved by “Raphael Woodcutter”, and published by I. Cook around 1770. A ...
‘The Market Mends’, 1822
Mounted hand coloured etching, entitled ‘”THE MARKET MENDS”.’, drawn, etched and published by Richard Dighton in 1822. Many prints published during the period of the 1700s ...
‘The Most Esteemed Method of Curing a Foul Tongue According to Modern Practice’, c1830
Mounted coloured lithograph, entitled ‘THE MOST ESTEEMED METHOD OF CURING A FOUL TONGUE according to MODERN PRACTICE!’, designed, lithographed, and published by anon, around 1830. Full ...