Max Brödel, the early 20th century medical illustrator at Johns Hopkins, had an excellent sense of humor. I frequently find his illustrations in our journals, and they’re so beautifully done.
In honor of Easter later this week, I thought this was a perfect one to post.
It’s a caricature of the famed William Welch, MD, cigar in hand, leading his students who are portrayed as rabbits. I am sure that the faces on the rabbits are perfect sketches of Welch’s students at the time. It’s too bad that there isn’t a way of knowing who’s who!
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