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Tag Archives: anatomy
The many layers of the dog
There has been a lot of discussion of anatomical illustrations recently following the opening of the exhibition at the Queen’s Gallery Leonardo da Vinci anatomist. We have a number of stunning anatomical illustrations in the Historical Collection – the most … Continue reading
Horses and the problem of sore backs
“Sore backs appear inseparable from mounted service, they have existed as long as the horse has been used in war … it was reasonable to suppose … as knowledge advanced, a reduction in this class of injury should have been … Continue reading
Posted in Historical Collection, Horses
Tagged anatomy, Sir Frederick Smith, sore backs, South Africa, war horse, William Snowball Mulvey
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