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Prints
Dissection Print
Newly designed limited-edition print features dissected human nervous system, the Museum's most famous artifact. The dissection, completed in 1926 by students M. A. Schalck and L. P. Ramsdell, is one of only four known to exist in the world. This full-color fine art print is ready for framing. |
Osteopathic Definitions
"A system of medical care with a philosophy
that combines the needs of the patient with:
Osteopathy is . . .
"A philosophy of health care and a distinctive art founded by Andrew Taylor Still, M.D., D.O. (1828-1917). Osteopathic physicians utilize generally accepted physical, pharmacological, and surgical methods of diagnosis and therapy. They place strong emphasis on the body's self-regulatory and self-healing mechanisms, and the importance of body mechanics and manipulative methods to detect and correct faulty structure and function." |
A. T. Still Print
This limited edition print shows Dr. Still looking across the brick paved Osteopathy Street toward the American School of Osteopathy campus in Kirksville Missouri (circa 1910). |
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A. T. Still With Femur
"To know of a bone in its
entirety would close both ends of an eternity." 8.5" x 11" ....................$3.00
Dr. Andrew Taylor Still was well known for carrying human bones with him for easy study throughout the day. Anatomy was perhaps his favorite pastime! This widely recognized picture of Dr. Still holding a human femur was taken in approximately 1910 and made into a postcard. |
Physician's Prayer
"Give me . . . strength to lift at least
a part of the burden . . ." |
