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<p>[QUOTE="Stork, post: 2801573, member: 71642"]A couple of medical additions to my 'mother-baby' theme.</p><p><br /></p><p>First is a medal by Devreese. Dr. Edouard Kufferath was a Belgian OB, renown as an excellent teacher, and who pioneered using aseptic rules which led to a significant decrease in mother/baby mortality. He also described new techniques and had a set of delivery forceps named after him. I like this medal as it shows him with a model of a pelvis and what appears to be a pelvimetry/measuring device.</p><p><img src="https://collectivecoin.imgix.net/1xf8KvbvRq1conrsxCoQ_combo.jpg" class="bbCodeImage wysiwygImage" alt="" unselectable="on" /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>The second is by Lancelot-Croce, a French artist who eventually married an Italian and moved to Italy with him. I had spotted this medal very early in my adult collecting days and have been wanting it ever since. Another one of those 10 year finds! And, reasonably priced, in excellent condition, and with its original box.</p><p><br /></p><p>This one features Dr. Pinard, who has a maneuver for the delivery of twins named after him that is still used today. He also was a proponent and leader in pre/perinatal care and patient education regarding maternal and infant health. The title on the medal "puericulteure" is the masculine version of the current work "puericultrice" which is what a maternal-newborn nurse is now called. The translation on the reverse/bottom is "The milk of the mother belongs to the child". </p><p><img src="https://collectivecoin.imgix.net/l7CFWXnUR9x2plNUY1NQ_combo.jpg" class="bbCodeImage wysiwygImage" alt="" unselectable="on" /></p><p><br /></p><p>Now that I have it in hand, I can see a similarity between this one and one of my other all time favorites, also by Lancelot-Croce (The Work of the Barbarians):</p><p><img src="https://collectivecoin.imgix.net/gnu3GmIUT2GZtgZNghEM_barbarian%20bronze%20combo.jpg" class="bbCodeImage wysiwygImage" alt="" unselectable="on" /></p><p><br /></p><p>and the detail of the tiny face/hands (the latter is from a silver version):</p><p><img src="https://collectivecoin.imgix.net/w7VaH8irSPuMaPhvruTY_barbarians%20bronze%20detail%20small.jpg" class="bbCodeImage wysiwygImage" alt="" unselectable="on" /></p><p>and</p><p><img src="https://collectivecoin.imgix.net/LVgWprnTGZwE25iZgKTA_Barbarian%20detail%202.jpg" class="bbCodeImage wysiwygImage" alt="" unselectable="on" /></p><p><br /></p><p>Today was a good mail day![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Stork, post: 2801573, member: 71642"]A couple of medical additions to my 'mother-baby' theme. First is a medal by Devreese. Dr. Edouard Kufferath was a Belgian OB, renown as an excellent teacher, and who pioneered using aseptic rules which led to a significant decrease in mother/baby mortality. He also described new techniques and had a set of delivery forceps named after him. I like this medal as it shows him with a model of a pelvis and what appears to be a pelvimetry/measuring device. [IMG]https://collectivecoin.imgix.net/1xf8KvbvRq1conrsxCoQ_combo.jpg[/IMG] The second is by Lancelot-Croce, a French artist who eventually married an Italian and moved to Italy with him. I had spotted this medal very early in my adult collecting days and have been wanting it ever since. Another one of those 10 year finds! And, reasonably priced, in excellent condition, and with its original box. This one features Dr. Pinard, who has a maneuver for the delivery of twins named after him that is still used today. He also was a proponent and leader in pre/perinatal care and patient education regarding maternal and infant health. The title on the medal "puericulteure" is the masculine version of the current work "puericultrice" which is what a maternal-newborn nurse is now called. The translation on the reverse/bottom is "The milk of the mother belongs to the child". [IMG]https://collectivecoin.imgix.net/l7CFWXnUR9x2plNUY1NQ_combo.jpg[/IMG] Now that I have it in hand, I can see a similarity between this one and one of my other all time favorites, also by Lancelot-Croce (The Work of the Barbarians): [IMG]https://collectivecoin.imgix.net/gnu3GmIUT2GZtgZNghEM_barbarian%20bronze%20combo.jpg[/IMG] and the detail of the tiny face/hands (the latter is from a silver version): [IMG]https://collectivecoin.imgix.net/w7VaH8irSPuMaPhvruTY_barbarians%20bronze%20detail%20small.jpg[/IMG] and [IMG]https://collectivecoin.imgix.net/LVgWprnTGZwE25iZgKTA_Barbarian%20detail%202.jpg[/IMG] Today was a good mail day![/QUOTE]
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