Circulation Collection (#73)

Crowded London Street
A congested street in the City of London - buses, wagons and cabs compete for passage

Whitehall Congestion1875
Pedestrians and vehicles make slow progress down Whitehall, London

Aldgate Congestion
A " traffic block" in Aldgate High street, east London. Note the predominance of horse- drawn over motorised vehicles; Aldgate tube station and the Three Nuns Hotel on the left

Torso Blood Circulation
A diagram showing the bones which make up the torso and showing the circulation of blood

Dissection of upper torso, showing the heart
A dissection of the upper torso of a human body, showing the heart, lungs, veins and arteries

Circulatory system, historical artwork. Blood is pumped away from the heart (upper centre) in arteries, and returns to the heart in veins

Garlic and rosemary
Garlic cloves and rosemary. Cloves of garlic (Allium sativum) and a sprig of fresh rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) on a wooden surface

Daily Herald advert for the worlds largest daily net sale

Waterloo Br Congested
Heavy traffic congestion across Waterloo Bridge, mainly caused by roadworks

Marshalls Microscope
John Marshalls new invented Double Microscope for viewing the Circulation of the Blood

Organs of Circulation
Physiological diagram of the organs of circulation

Blood Circulation / Arms
Diagram to show the network of veins and arteries in the arms

Science / Harvey / Torington
WILLIAM HARVEY The English physician demonstates the circulation of blood to medical colleagues

Harvey / Charles I / Hannah
WILLIAM HARVEY explains his theory of the circulation of the blood to king Charles I whose physician he is

William Harvey / Thomson
WILLIAM HARVEY English physician who first expounded the theory of circulation of blood

Traffic under Control
Traffic under control - an early form of Belisha beacon tells drivers to stop when its red, and the policemans outstretched arms tell you to do as the light tells you

Road Traffic Control
Traffic control from the air : the observer tells the police by radio-telephone the state of traffic, which can then be halted or diverted in case of accident or congestion

Traffic Policeman
A policeman controls the traffic in London. Here he holds up a car, a horse and cart and a bicycle

William Harvey
WILLIAM HARVEY anatomist, discover of the circulation of the blood Date: 1578-1657

Traffic on Ludgate Hill
Busy traffic in Ludgate Hill, London

Human body, system of veins
The system of veins in the human body

Arteries of the human body
A diagram showing the arteries of the human body

Park Lane Congestion
A drover driving sheep and cattle along Londons Park Lane adds to the confusion of pedestrians and horse-drawn vehicles of every kind

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"Circulation: The Lifeline of Vitality and Style" Discover the intricate web that connects us all – from the mesmerizing advertising campaigns for Louis Vuitton by Mich, to the fascinating brain blood vessels captured in a 3D angiogram. Delve into the depths of our bodies as we explore the cardiovascular system, portrayed through historical artwork depicting bones, arteries, and even neck anatomy from centuries past. Uncover the secrets of our beating hearts as we unravel their complex anatomy through stunning artistic renderings. Witness a diagram showcasing not only the heart but also its harmonious relationship with lungs and windpipe. Step into the realm of medical marvels where blood flows ceaselessly within our veins. Journey back in time to an era when knowledge was preserved in exquisite illustrations; admire an arterial system depicted in an 18th-century masterpiece. Marvel at neck vascular anatomy brought to life by skilled hands on canvas. Gaze upon X-ray images revealing intricate networks of arteries coursing through our necks and shoulders. But circulation is not confined solely to these regions; it extends even further down to every inch of our being. Explore foot anatomy immortalized in a 19th-century illustration, highlighting how this vital part plays its role within this grand symphony. In this captivating collection, witness how circulation intertwines artistry with science, breathing life into each stroke on canvas or image captured on film. Let your imagination flow alongside these visual representations as you embrace the beauty and complexity that lies beneath our skin – forever reminding us that circulation is indeed both a physiological necessity and an aesthetic wonderment.