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Statuette of an old woman with Parkinsons disease, after 1895 (plaster) (b / w photo)
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Statuette of an old woman with Parkinsons disease, after 1895 (plaster) (b / w photo)
XIR287022 Statuette of an old woman with Parkinsons disease, after 1895 (plaster) (b/w photo) by Richer, Paul Marie Louis Pierre (1849-1933); Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts, Paris, France; (add.info.: after a patient of Jean-Martin Charcot (1825-93) in 1895; Richer worked at the Salpetriere hospital as an artist, physician and sculptor; figurine now at the Musee de l Assistance Publique; ); French, out of copyright
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This print captures a statuette of an old woman with Parkinson's disease, created by Paul Marie Louis Pierre Richer after a patient of Jean-Martin Charcot in 1895. Richer, who worked as an artist, physician, and sculptor at the Salpetriere hospital in Paris, depicted the physical manifestations of this neurological condition through his art. The figurine now resides at the Musee de l'Assistance Publique in France. In this image, we see the intricate details of the sculpture that highlight the woman's bent posture and trembling limbs - characteristic symptoms of Parkinson's disease. The delicate portrayal reveals her suffering and vulnerability as she stands naked before us. Richer's work serves not only as a piece of art but also as a significant contribution to medical research and study. By meticulously capturing the physiological aspects of Parkinson's disease on this statue, he provides valuable insight into its effects on aging individuals. The stark contrast between skin and bone emphasizes both her aged appearance and skeletal structure beneath. This powerful portrait evokes empathy for those afflicted with such illnesses while shedding light on their experiences. Through this photograph taken by Giraudon in 1927, we are reminded of the importance of understanding diseases like Parkinson's from both scientific and artistic perspectives. It is a testament to how art can convey profound messages about human suffering while contributing to our knowledge in various fields.
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