File:Wallen wounded by Minie ball.jpg
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[edit]Hospital Gangrene of an Arm Stump | |
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Artist |
Edward Stauch (1830–?) |
Title |
Hospital Gangrene of an Arm Stump |
Description |
English: Private Milton E. Wallen of Company C, 1st Kentucky Cavalry, wounded by a Minié ball while in prison at Richmond, July 4, 1863. He was being treated for gangrene in August 1863 when Edward Stauch traveled from Washington to make this sketch. Wallen survived the infection and was furloughed from the hospital in October 1863. Français : Le soldat Milton E. Wallen de la Compagnie C, 1er régiment de cavalerie Kentucky, blessé par une balle Minié alors qu'il était prisonnier à Richmond, le 4 Juillet, 1863. Il était soigné pour gangrène en août 1863 quand Edward Stauch voyagea depuis Washington pour faire ce croquis. Wallen survécut à l'infection et a été congédié de l'hôpital en octobre 1863. |
Date |
1863 date QS:P571,+1863-00-00T00:00:00Z/9 |
Exhibition history | Known to have been published in The Medical and Surgical History of the War of the Rebellion, Part II, Vol. II (1876) |
Source/Photographer | [1]; also previously available at [2]; also a copy at Wallen.jpg described at "To Bind Up the Nation's Wounds: Evacuation and Hospitalization" exhibit of the National Museum of Health and Medicine |
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- Minie balls
- 1863 paintings in the United States
- 19th-century paintings of soldiers
- 1st Kentucky Cavalry
- Amputees in art
- Human arms in art
- Gangrene in upper limbs
- Gangrene in art
- Men in bed in art
- Military surgeons
- The Medical and Surgical History of the War of the Rebellion
- Wounded of the American Civil War
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