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At the Royal Victoria Coffee Hall Waterloo Road South London 19th Century
Anonymous
Electricity In The Art Of Healing
W Shinkle
Advertisement for the Carbolic Smoke Ball, a cure for hay fever
English School
Advertisement for Beecham's Pills, the Rosebud of Health, 1890
English School
The Manner of his Majesty Curing the Disease Called the King's-Evil
English School
A saadi, or Egyptian quack, curing a sick man by pretended conjurations with serpents
William Marshall Craig
Christ healing the sick
Rembrandt van Rijn
A Tale of the Sea: 'Tis an Ill Wind that Blows Nobody Any Good, for the Misadventure Gives Three Men...
Anonymous
A cure bath in Moscow
School Russian
Ex Voto dedicated to SS. Cosmas and Damian in gratitude for the healing of a sick woman, 1821
Spanish School
Of the vayne cure of Astronomy
(after) German School
Devout woman stroking a bronze bull to cure rheumatism, Kitano Tenjin temple, Kyoto, Japan
Underwood & Underwood
Dr Koch's Treatment for Consumption at the Royal Hospital, Berlin: Professor Pfuhl Inoculating a Patient with the Lymph
English School
In a high saliuation [sic] at the point of death, plate V of The Harlot's Progress
William Hogarth
The Imaginary Invalid
Charles Robert Leslie
Ambulance of the Dispensary for Sick Animals of the Poor, London
Anonymous
Ms c-23 f.165a, A Doctor Performing a Bleeding in a Crowd of Curious People
Persian School
Illustration of a Scene from Measure for Measure
John Moyr Smith
Napoleon visiting the Infirmary of Invalides on 11th February 1808, 1809
Alexandre Veron Bellecourt
Fruit Stalls, illustration by Francis Donkin Bedford. England, 1899
Francis Donkin Bedford
Sylvia Pankhurst, British suffragette, in a bath chair
Anonymous
Krishna Peering Over a Wall at Radha & Children. Mandi, Punjab Hills, India, 1840
Unknown
For a Good Boy, 1880
Mary Hayllar
War Manufactures at Woolwich Arsenal: 700-Lb. Palliser Shells for the 38-Ton Guns 1879
Anonymous
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