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Francis Trevelyan (Frank) Buckland
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Francis Trevelyan (Frank) Buckland
Francis Trevelyan (Frank) Buckland (1826 - 1880) English surgeon and zoologist. Son of William Buckland, the English geologist and Dean of Westminster. Buckland at home in his study with caged monkeys. engraving from " Home Words" (London, 1881)
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1881 British Culture Cage Captivity Medicine Monkey One Mature Man Only Science Scientist Studying Surgery Three Quarter Length Two Animals Home Office
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In this engraving from "Home Words" in 1881, we catch a glimpse into the world of Francis Trevelyan Buckland, an eminent English surgeon and zoologist. Seated comfortably in his study, Buckland is surrounded by caged monkeys, providing a fascinating insight into his scientific pursuits. As the son of William Buckland, renowned geologist and Dean of Westminster, Frank Buckland inherited a passion for natural history. This image showcases his dedication to studying animals up close and personal. The three-quarter-length portrait captures him engrossed in his work, meticulously observing the behavior of these captive primates. Buckland's home office serves as both sanctuary and laboratory; it is here that he delves deep into the realms of zoology and medicine. The illustration emphasizes not only his expertise but also the historical significance of this moment—a snapshot frozen in time during the 19th century. The presence of two animals within their cages symbolizes captivity—an essential aspect for any researcher seeking to unravel nature's mysteries. Through this engraved image, we witness Buckland's commitment to understanding creatures beyond what meets the eye—exploring their anatomy and behaviors with surgical precision. This vertical print offers us a unique window into British culture at that time—a period when scientific exploration was flourishing alongside advancements in medicine. It immortalizes one mature man alone with his thoughts amidst an array of knowledge-seeking tools surrounding him. Let this remarkable portrayal transport you back through history—to an era where scientists like Francis Trevel
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