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Colour plate of two patients' backs showing circular crusted syphilitic skin lesions with red borders.

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I. Rupial syphilide, II. Pustular syphilide of the rupial type, Prince Albert Morrow (1888-1889). Via artnap.com

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Two plate figures show the bare backs and torsos of patients covered in circular, crusted skin lesions with reddened borders. Figure I shows a back with scattered lesions extending to the neck, while Figure II shows a side view with larger, darker crusted sores and yellowish ulceration. The print is titled I. Rupial syphilide, II. Pustular syphilide of the rupial type, by Prince Albert Morrow, dated 1888-1889.