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Robert Thom
The Code of Hammurabi, from "The History of Medicine"
1947 – 1957
From the collection of Michigan Medicine, University of Michigan, Gift of Pfizer, Inc.
UMHS.2

Robert Thom
Sydenham: Proponent of Clinical Medicine, from "The History of Medicine"
1947 – 1957
From the collection of Michigan Medicine, University of Michigan, Gift of Pfizer, Inc.
UMHS.16

Robert Thom
Morgagni and Pathologic Anatomy, from "The History of Medicine"
1947 – 1957
From the collection of Michigan Medicine, University of Michigan, Gift of Pfizer, Inc.
UMHS.18

Robert Thom
Laennec and the Stethoscope, from "The History of Medicine"
1947 – 1957
From the collection of Michigan Medicine, University of Michigan, Gift of Pfizer, Inc.
UMHS.24

Robert Thom
Charcot: Master of Neurology, from "The History of Medicine"
1947 – 1957
From the collection of Michigan Medicine, University of Michigan, Gift of Pfizer, Inc.
UMHS.34

Robert Thom
The Hopkins' Revolution in Medical Education, from "The History of Medicine"
1947 – 1957
From the collection of Michigan Medicine, University of Michigan, Gift of Pfizer, Inc.
UMHS.35

Robert Thom
Röentgen: Invisible Rays That Save Lives, from "The History of Medicine"
1947 – 1957
From the collection of Michigan Medicine, University of Michigan, Gift of Pfizer, Inc.
UMHS.36

Robert Thom
The Conquest of Yellow Fever, from "The History of Medicine"
1947 – 1957
From the collection of Michigan Medicine, University of Michigan, Gift of Pfizer, Inc.
UMHS.37

Robert Thom
Walter B. Cannon: Physiologic Investigator, from "The History of Medicine"
1947 – 1957
From the collection of Michigan Medicine, University of Michigan, Gift of Pfizer, Inc.
UMHS.38
This screenprint is in grey and black on white background. There are a variety of images and text collaged together, in three main sections. At the top, in grey, there is one large image of a group of naked toy dolls with a Volkswagen Beatle collaged over top and to the right, three smaller identical images of a man stretching against a palm tree at the beach. Below this is another section with text printed in grey and photographs of white men, including Albert Einstein on the far left, printed in black. The bottom register has two images printed in grey. On the left, there is an image of a man helping another man into a space suit with computers in the background; on the right, there is a detail of on of Michelangelo's<em> ​Dying Slave </em>(ca. 1513).
Sir Eduardo Paolozzi (British (modern))
Smash hit, Good Lovin, plus Like a Rolling Stone, Slow Down, etc.
1965 – 1970
Gift of Professor Diane M. Kirkpatrick
2000/2.14.47

Robert Thom
Trephining in Ancient Peru, from "The History of Medicine"
1947 – 1957
From the collection of Michigan Medicine, University of Michigan, Gift of Pfizer, Inc.
UMHS.3

Robert Thom
The Temples and Cult of Asclepius, from "The History of Medicine"
1947 – 1957
From the collection of Michigan Medicine, University of Michigan, Gift of Pfizer, Inc.
UMHS.5
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