I. and II. Molluscum epitheliale, III. Verruca senilis
Prince Albert Morrow · 1846 - 1913
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I. and II. Molluscum epitheliale, III. Verruca senilis, Prince Albert Morrow (1888-1889). Via artnap.com
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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 titled I. and II. Molluscum epitheliale, III. Verruca senilis, dated 1888-1889 and attributed to Prince Albert Morrow. It shows a child's face covered in small pink dome-shaped papules, a head with lesions on the scalp and forehead, a torso with numerous dark, raised warty growths, and separate close-up specimens of cauliflower-like lesions.
