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Painting, human uterus and womb by Franz [Andreas] Bauer

Reference number: PT/73/8/5

Date: 01 January 1819

Description

Plate 6 showing a section of the reproductive organs of a 39-year-old woman who died of internal haemorrhage, with a tumour and a pregnancy sited in the ovary. The work is inscribed with publication and plate details. Signed and dated lower left 'Franz Bauer del. 1819.' Royal Society stamp verso.

Subject: Anatomy / Physiology

Published in Philosophical Transactions as part of paper titled 'A case of the human fœtus found in the ovarium, of the size it usually acquires at the end of the fourth month' by Augustus Bozzi Granville.

Read to the Royal Society on 13 January 1820.

Reference number
PT/73/8/5
Earliest possible date
01 January 1819
Physical description
Watercolour on artists' board
Page extent
1 page
Format
Watercolour

Creator names

Franz Andreas Bauer

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Augustus Bozzi Granville

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Franz Andreas Bauer, Augustus Bozzi Granville, Painting, human uterus and womb by Franz [Andreas] Bauer, 01 January 1819, PT/73/8/5, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/pt_73_8_5/painting-human-uterus-and-womb-by-franz-andreas-bauer, accessed on 07 November 2025

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