Oculist Collection

Histological Diagram of a Mammalian Retina
RAMON Y CAJAL, Santiago (1852-1934). Spanish doctor and histologist, Nobel Prize in 1906. Histological diagram of a mammalian retina. Original drawing by Ramon y Cajal

DAZA DE VALDES, Benito (1591-1634). English scientist and eclesiastic, 17th century (engraving)
CUL4931958 DAZA DE VALDES, Benito (1591-1634). English scientist and eclesiastic, 17th century (engraving); Biblioteca Nacional, Madrid

The Oculist (plate 18), 1843. Creator: Charles Emile Jacque
The Oculist (plate 18), 1843

Sir William Read, Oculist (engraving)
821261 Sir William Read, Oculist (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sir William Read, Oculist)

Instruments from an oculists case, from Reims (metal)
XIR56130 Instruments from an oculists case, from Reims (metal) by Gallo-Roman, (1st century BC); Musee des Antiquites Nationales, St. Germain-en-Laye, France; French, out of copyright

Oculists instrument case, made by Charriere of Paris
CHT236312 Oculists instrument case, made by Charriere of Paris by French School, (19th century); Musee d Histoire de la Medecine, Paris, France; eArchives Charmet; French, out of copyright

Portrait of Dr, 1853 (oil on canvas)
650783 Portrait of Dr, 1853 (oil on canvas) by Johnson, Eastman (1824-1906); 151.8x112 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Portrait of Dr. Wybrandus Hendricksz. Eastman Johnson (1824-1906)

Ms 2030 fol. 17 Ophthalmology, illustration from La Chirurgie de Maitre Henri de
CHT307896 Ms 2030 fol.17 Ophthalmology, illustration from La Chirurgie de Maitre Henri de Mondeville (vellum) by French School, (14th century); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris

Oculists instruments, c. 270 (metal)
XRZ223840 Oculists instruments, c.270 (metal) by Gallo-Roman (3rd century); Musee Crozatier, Le Puy-en-Velay, France; French, out of copyright

Roman relief of an oculist at work: a doctor inspecting the eye of a woman. From a Roman home near Naux in France

John Cunningham Saunders Portrait Surgeon Surgery
John Cunningham Saunders, 1773 - 1810. English surgeon and ophthalmologist who did important work on the surgery of cataracts. After a print by Antoine Cardon from the painting by Arthur Devis

The Ring Magnet
The front cover of " The Sphere" magazine, 16 April 1927, featuring the latest innovation in eye-care. Factory workers suffering from metal filings flicked in to their eye can now have them

Sir William Read / Grave
SIR WILLIAM READ Quack doctor and oculist Date: - 1715

Robert Bridenell Carter
ROBERT BRIDENELL CARTER Oculist and medical writer Date: 1828 - 1918

Albrecht Von Graefe
ALBRECHT VON GRAEFE German oculist, considered the founder of modern opthalmology Date: 1828 - 1870

Joannes (John) Taylor
JOANNES (JOHN) TAYLOR unorthodox oculist Date: 1703 - 1772

Roman civilization, relief portraying ophthalmologist examining patient
Roman civilization, 2nd century A.D. Relief portraying an ophthalmologist examining a patient

Oculist and patient C016 / 8795
Bas-relief of an oculist treating the left eye of a woman. From a pilaster found in a Gallo-Roman settlement in Gaul. Below is another relief depicting a bandaged character, lying on a bed

Relief of eye examination by optician
Side of the sarcophagus of the Sosia family, from Ravenna, 3rd-4th century AD. It is interpreted as an ophthalmological examination of a woman by a doctor

Al-Ghafiqi, Islamic physician
Al-Ghafiqi statue. Al-Ghafiqi (Muhammad Ibn Qassoum Ibn Aslam Al-Ghafiqi) was a 12th-century Islamic physician who lived and worked in Cordoba, then under Islamic rule, now in modern-day Spain

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"Exploring the World of Oculists: A Journey Through History and Science" Step into the fascinating world of oculists, where art meets science and history intertwines with medical advancements. From ancient Roman reliefs to modern-day instruments, this captivating journey will take you through various aspects of ophthalmology. Let's begin by delving into the intricate details of a histological diagram showcasing a mammalian retina. This visual representation unveils the complexity and beauty that lies within our eyes, reminding us of their remarkable functionality. Moving on to "The Oculist (plate 18)" created by Charles Emile Jacque in 1843, we witness an artistic portrayal capturing the essence of an oculist's work. The engraving titled "Sir William Read, Oculist" further emphasizes the significance these professionals held throughout history. As we explore different instruments from an oculist's case originating from Reims and Paris, we gain insight into their tools used for diagnosis and treatment. These metal artifacts serve as reminders of how far medical technology has progressed over time. A portrait dating back to 1853 showcases Dr. , immortalizing his contribution to ophthalmology through oil on canvas. Additionally, illustrations found in La Chirurgie de Maitre Henri de provide valuable insights into early surgical practices related to eye care. Examining more metallic objects labeled as "oculists' instruments, " we can't help but marvel at their intricacy and precision. These artifacts offer glimpses into past techniques employed by skilled practitioners dedicated to improving vision health. An intriguing Roman relief depicting an oculist engrossed in his work transports us back centuries ago when such specialists were revered for their expertise in eye ailments. It serves as a testament to humanity's enduring quest for better vision. Amongst these historical treasures lies "The Ring Magnet, " which holds its own significance within ocular medicine. Its role in treating certain eye conditions highlights the innovative approaches adopted by oculists throughout time.