I. Eczema capitis, II. Eczema faciei
Prince Albert Morrow · 1846 - 1913
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Why is this public domain? Prince Albert Morrow died in 1913; this work is in the public domain.
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A medical chromolithograph plate labeled Plate XXXIV shows two figures with extensive crusted, inflamed skin eruptions. Figure I depicts an infant's head and face with thick scaly lesions across the scalp and cheek, and Figure II shows a woman in profile with a hair bun and similar patches on the face, ear, and neck. The print is credited to Prince Albert Morrow and dated 1888-1889, published by William Wood & Company in New York.
