ENT in Art History

ENT is one of the Oldest forms of Surgery of all the specialities. Many of the better known works of Art throughout history have subtle graphical references to the practice of Otolaryngology. The University of Bristol department of ENT surgery is proud to bring to you a small gallery of paintings of special interest to Otolaryngologists everywhere.

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• Death of Marat
  Jacques Louis-David, 1793 (113k)
  

• Self Portrait
  Vincent Van Gogh, 1889 (121k)
  
  
  

• Napoleon in his study
  David, Jacques-Louis, 1812 (109k)
  
  
  
  

• The Anatomy Lecture of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp
  Rembrandt, 1632 (168k)
  

• Le Baiser de l'Hotel de Ville
  Robert Doisneau, 1950 (17k)
  

• The Laughing Cavalier
  Frans Hals, 1624 (168k)
  

If you have any comments or would like to suggest any links or ideas for pages please write to:

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  Mike Saunders Department of ENT St. Michael's Hospital Bristol BS2 8EG UNITED KINGDOM

  or e-mail: mike.saunders@bris.ac.uk

  NOTE: Please do not send requests for medical advice