Recovering wounds posters & prints

John L. Burns, the old hero of Gettysburgh (i.e. Gettysburg), recovering from his wounds, USA Anonymous

The Convalescents Marie Francois Firmin-Girard

The Return of the Troops from Egypt, the Wounded in Haslar Hospital Anonymous

Painting a wound with an antiseptic solution, c1890 Unknown

Recovery Room, Medinipur Lincoln Seligman

Injured soldiers recuperating at an American hospital in Paris Anonymous

Help for the Wounded: The Ambulance Belonging to the Animals' Institute at Work Anonymous

The Queen's Visit To The East End: recovering: At The London Hospital, UK Anonymous

Wounded soldiers being cared for by the Serbian Red Cross, First World War Anonymous

Wounded Niobid Anonymous

The Wounded Knight Anonymous Anonymous

King George V conversing with wounded officers Anonymous

Walk of the Wounded Lucien Jonas

Queen Victoria visiting the wounded Jerry Barrett

A French soldier's wounds are treated, World War I, France Anonymous

Injured soldiers recuperating at an American hospital in Paris, France, World War I, 1918 Unknown

Men Working at Recovery Site Anonymous

Queen Victoria's First Visit to Her Wounded Soldiers Jerry Barrett

Soldiers Recovering in Field Hospital Anonymous

Wounded French soldiers on the way to hospital by train France Anonymous

Interior of the commodious hospital at Brighton, Sussex, World War I Realistic Travels Publishers

Lady Redcliffe Visiting the Wounded in the Hospital at Scutari Anonymous

The War in Egypt, Wounded Soldiers Arriving at Portsmouth Anonymous

The First Wounded, London Hospital, 1914 Sir John Lavery

A Nurse Working for the Red Cross Feeding a Wounded Man Anonymous

Aid for the Sick and Wounded in the East: Lady Nurses Leaving Victoria Station, on Tuesday, 8th Inst., for Servia,... Anonymous

Russian author Leo Tolstoy recovering in Gaspra, Crimea, Russia, 1902. Sophia Tolstaya

George V with a wounded soldier, 7th Battalion Sherwood Foresters, March 1918 Anonymous

Wounded Servians Being Taken Up the Danube from the Front Anonymous

The Explosions On The Underground Railway, Sir William Harcourt Visiting The Wounded At St. Mary's Hospital, UK, 1883 Anonymous

The Orphan Asylum, Charleston, S.C., used as a hospital for sick and wounded Federal Soldiers Anonymous

Carrying off the Wounded after the battle of Antietam in 1862 Alfred Rudolph (after) Waud

Hospital in Sebastopol, Dr. Durgan Attending the Wounded Anonymous

Paterson, New Jersey - Textiles. Quiller tying the broken ends of thread being wound on to quills, March 1937 Lewis Hine

Rebecca and the Wounded Ivanhoe, 1823 Eugene Delacroix

Arrival of Wounded Soldiers at Nancy, France, 1870 Anonymous