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Overview
The relationship between art, motherhood and child care has always been a fertile source of discussion and debate. This book, like its predecessors Medicine and Art and Surgical and Medical Treatment in Art, evolved from a series of articles written by Alan EH Emery on art and medicine in Clinical Medicine, the Journal of the RoyalCollege of Physicians . In this volume, however, the authors have concentrated their attention on the biological, social and emotional elements of the unique relationship between mother and child.
Each artwork, beautifully reproduced in full colour, is accompanied by an essay, tracing the history of mother and child care from Ancient Egypt to the present day. Featured artists include Rembrandt van Rijn, William Hogarth, Norman Rockwell and Alison Lapper, as well as numerous lesser known artists spanning the ages and the globe. The essays describe the relevance of each work of art and also detail the artists themselves, making this book a unique treasure trove of information for all who share in the authors' love of art, history, motherhood and child care.
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Meet the Author
In addition to his life-long love of art, Professor Alan E H Emery, Emeritus Professor of Human Genetics of theUniversity of Edinburgh and also Honorary Fellow of Green College , Oxford , has written over twenty books and 300 scientific articles over his long career in medical genetics, including Neuromuscular Disorders, The History of a Genetic Disease: Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy or Meryon's Disease, Medicine and Art and Surgical and Medical Treatment in Art, all published by RSM Books. He has received numerous national as well as international awards for his research and contributions to the study of neuromuscular disorders, including the Lifetime Achievement Award of the World Federation of Neurology. In 2006 he was also elected an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine. Professor Alan Emery is a keen artist himself and devotes his spare time to painting and exhibiting his work. Marcia Emery shares with her husband a love of art and history. She graduated in psychology in the USA and UK and later obtained a Master's Degree in Library Science. Her career has included posts as medical librarian at Case Western Reserve University and Duke University . She has published a number of articles on medical history.
Table of Contents
2. Aristotle Contemplating a Bust of Homer (1653), by Rembrandt van Rijn
3. Presentation of the Fetus in Utero (9th—10th century, anonymous
4. The Disease Woman (c 1420—1430), anonymous
5. Female Anatomy (1543), by Andreas Vesalius
6. From Conception to Delivery (1880), by Yoshitora Utagawa
7. February (c 1416), by the Limberg Brothers
8. The Wedding Feast (c 1568), by Pieter Bruegel the Elder
9. The Health of the Bride (1889), by Stanhope Forbes
10. Pregnant Woman (Maternity) (1913), by Marc Chagall
11. The Longing of a Pregnant Woman (1839), by Honoré Daumier
12. Cunicularii, or The Wise Men of Godliman in Consultation (1726), by William Hogarth
13. Birthing Stool, Ancient Egypt (c AD 150—200), anonymous, and The Queen Delivering in Ancient Seated Posture (1236—1237), by al-Wisiti
14. Caesarean Section (c 1000), by Al-Beruni
15. Oliver Wendell Holmes Reading The Contagiousness of Puerperal Fever (1946),
by Dean Cornwell
16. Her Firstborn (1877), by Frank Holl
17. Mother and Child (1979), by John Muafangejo
18. The Circumcision of Christ (1471—1481), by Michael Pacher
19. The Adoration of the Shepherds (c 1644), by Georges de la Tour
20. Child Being Given a Fomentation (Poultice) (first half of 13th century), anonymous 21. A Man-Mid-Wife (1793), by Isaac Cruikshank
22. Newborn Baby on Hands (Ursus Dix) (1927), by Otto Dix
23. Esau and Jacob Presented to Isaac (c 1780), by Benjamin West
24. Self Portrait (1932), by Dick Ket
25. Faces (1999), by Alison Lapper
26. Inn Scene (early 1650s), by Gerard ter Borch
27. A Child of Non-Disjunction (1971), by Josef Warkany
28. Mrs Dempster with Russell (c 1975), by Robert Lenkiewicz
29. Madonna and Child (c 1480), by Carlo Crivelli
30. The Cradle (1872), by Berthe Morisot
31. Mother and Child (1924), by Eric Gill
32. Detail from Orphrey (late 14th century), anonymous
33. The Family of the Stone Grinder (c 1653—1655), by Gerard ter Borch
34. Foundling Girls in their School Dresses at Prayer in the Chapel (c 1877), by Sophie Anderson
35. The Captured Truant (1850), by Thomas Brooks
36. Le Médecine des Pauvres (Doctor for the Poor) (1857), by Jules Léonard
37. Roma Making an Offering to Astarte (c 1400 BC), anonymous
38. Inheritance (1903—1905), by Edvard Munch
39. Vaccination by Edward Jenner Against Smallpox, 1796 (1879, by Georges Gaston Théodore Mélingue
40. Diphtheria or Lazarillo de Tormes (1819), by Francisco Goya
41. Playing at Doctors (1863), by Frederick Daniel Hardy
42. The Sick Child (1885), by Eugène Carrière
43. The Convalescent (1888) and The Convalescent (1945), by Helene Schjerfbeck
44. Ivory Female Diagnostic Statuette (18th—early 19th century), anonymous
45. The First Ovariotomy (1878), by George Kasson Knapp
46. The Village Doctress (1783), by James Northcote
47. The Examination (1892), by Imre Knopp
48. The Same Advice I Gave Your Dad €¦ Listerine Often (1929), by Norman Rockwell
49. Romance, Self Portrait (1920), by Cecile Walton
50. An Experiment on a Bird in the Air Pump (c 1767—1768), by Joseph Wright
51. Dr Meryon (1850), by John Linnell, and Plaque on the site of Edward Meryon’s former home at 13 Clarges Street, Piccadilly, London, by Westminster Council
52. Members of the First Clinical Faculty of Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, Maryland or
The Four Doctors (1905), by John Singer Sargent
53. Quaker Doctors — True Health (1985—1991), Quaker tapestry
54. A Glasgow Close (1960), by Joan Eardley
55. The Death of the Mother (1889—1890), by Edvard Munch
56. Child Psychology (1933), by Norman Rockwell
57. The Family (1988), by Paula Rego
58. ‘Incubators’ at the Maternity Hospital, Port Royal, Paris (1884), by Eugène Froment
59. The Fetus (c 1905), by Gustav-Adolf Mossa
60. A Cornucopia of Contraception, Ancient and Modern (1984) and Intrauterine Device Collection (nd), assembled by Percy Skuy
61. Child After a Liver Transplant (1989), by Sir Roy Calne
62. Lumbar Puncture (1996—1997), by Susan Macfarlane
63. Cytogenetics: A Lesson on Typing the Chromosomes (1996—1997), by Susan Macfarlane
64. Bathsheba with King David’s Letter (1654), by Rembrandt van Rijn
65. Just What is it That Makes Today’s Homes So Different, So Appealing? (1956), by Richard Hamilton
66. Eugenia Martinez Vallejo, La Monstrua (c 1680), by Juan Carreño de Miranda
67. Medical Genetics in the Prevention of Handicap (1983), by Timothy Chalk, Paul Grime, David Wilkinson (Artist’s Collective)
A Selection of Some Works of Art Depicting Mother and Child Care