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  • The wound-man.
  • A woman treating a man's head-wound. Oil painting after J. Nixon.
  • Man with gunshot wound to the nose
  • Wound man, Pseudo-Galen, Anathomia; WMS 290
  • M0006920: A man with an injured leg, possibly pouring salt into the wound
  • Wound man showing all the weapons and points of injury. Woodcut.
  • A surgeon applying medicine to a wound in the shoulder of a man in pain. Oil painting by Gerrit Lundens, 1649.
  • A surgeon applying medicine to a wound in the shoulder of a man in pain. Oil painting by Gerrit Lundens, 1649.
  • The diseased penis and legs of a man, with an open wound in the groin area. Watercolour by C. D'Alton, 1869.
  • An infected open wound on the outer thigh of a man suffering from creeping or serpiginous phagedena. Watercolour by C. D'Alton, 1858.
  • An open wound on the forehead of a man, with a detail below showing a diseased penis (?) Watercolour by C. D'Alton, 1861(?).
  • Cranio-facial injury: a man with a severe wound to his nose, before plastic surgery. Reproduction, ca. 1940 (?), of a photograph, ca. 1916.
  • Cranio-facial injury: a large wound at the top of a man's head, before plastic surgery. Reproduction, ca. 1940 (?), of a photograph, ca. 1916.
  • Interior of a surgery with a surgeon treating a wound in the arm of a man, with a boy and five other figures. Oil painting by Matthijs Naiveu.
  • Interior of a surgery with a surgeon treating a wound in the arm of a man, with a boy and five other figures. Oil painting by Matthijs Naiveu.
  • Interior of a surgery with a surgeon treating a wound in the arm of a man, with a boy and five other figures. Oil painting by Matthijs Naiveu.
  • Interior of a surgery with a surgeon treating a wound in the arm of a man, with a boy and five other figures. Oil painting by Matthijs Naiveu.
  • Interior of a surgery with a surgeon treating a wound in the arm of a man, with a boy and five other figures. Oil painting by Matthijs Naiveu.
  • A group of men in a public house, one points to a wound on his arm as the others look at him with shocked expressions and a man and woman watch from the background. Etching.
  • A mother tending her sick child, a boy washing his hands, a man bandaging a wound, a woman washing clothes and 2 people cleaning their teeth; one of a series of AIDS prevention educational posters issued by the Committed Communities Development Trust in Mumbai. Colour lithograph, ca. 1997.
  • The good Samaritan tending to the wounds of a half-dead man. Line engraving by G.H. Adcock after Dietrici.
  • The good Samaritan tending the wounds of a beaten robbed man. Etching by W. Cooke, 1807, after C.N.R. Lafonde.
  • World War One: men with wounds to the eyes walking in a single line, each man placing his left hand on the left shoulder of the man in front for assistance. Captioned 'Nightfall.'
  • Cranio-facial injury: a man following plastic surgery to wounds to his eye, nose and mouth. Reproduction, ca. 1940 (?), of a photograph, ca. 1916.
  • Cranio-facial injury: a man with wounds to his eye, nose and mouth, before plastic surgery. Reproduction, ca. 1940 (?), of a photograph, ca. 1916.
  • Cranio-facial injury: a man with wounds to his eye, nose and mouth, after incomplete plastic surgery. Reproduction, ca. 1940 (?), of a photograph, ca. 1916.
  • The good Samaritan seeing to a man's wounds while a priest and Levite walk into the distance. Etching by W. Unger after F.G. Bassano the younger.
  • Cranio-facial injury: a man following plastic surgery to wounds to his eye, nose and mouth, in profile. Reproduction, ca. 1940 (?), of a photograph, ca. 1916.
  • A ternary of paradoxes. The magnetick cure of wounds, nativity of tartar in wine, image of God in man / Written originally by Joh. Bapt. van Helmont, and translated, illustrated, and ampliated by Walter Charleton.
  • The secretes of the reverend Maister Alexis of Piemont [pseud.? i. e. Girolamo Ruscelli?] Containing excellent remedies against divers diseases, woundes, and other accidentes, with the manner to make distillations, parfumes, confitures, dyinges, colours, fusions, and meltinges. A worke well approved, verye profitable and necessarie for everye man. Newely corrected and amended, and also somewhat enlarged in certaine places, whiche wanted in the fyrst edition / Translated oute of Frenche into Englyshe, by William Warde.