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Many of the pictures will travel to other cities. The magazine Modern Medicine, which collected the show, chose Baltimore as an early stop because most top medical artists stem from a Baltimore school. They are pupils of the late great Max Brödel (TIME, March 14, 1938), who for 29 years occupied Johns Hopkins' chair of Arts as Applied to Medicine...
...del was brought to the U.S. in 1894 (by Dr. Howard A. Kelly of the Hopkins Big Four) to illustrate medical and surgical texts by Hopkins writers. He practiced and taught a kind of work that color photography has never been able to supplant. An artist with a firsthand knowledge of anatomy can paint the steps of an operation without any confusing detail, leaving out the blood, swabs and the forest of clamps which clutter a photograph...
Scalpel and Torso. Brödel taught his students as he had been taught in Germany. James F. Didusch, who succeeded him at Hopkins, was his first pupil. On the first day, Brödel gave Didusch a scalpel and the torso of a woman, told him to begin dissecting, drawing each layer as he came to it. Didusch still remembers how surprisingly tough the skin was. Next day a girl joined the class. "Here," said Brödel, "let [her] have half the corpse...
Wilmington, Del...
...restless traveler between seasons, he is known and feared in the kitchens of Italian restaurants from Manhattan's Del Pezzo's to San Francisco's Fior d'Italia. On a recent trip to Los Angeles he was met by the proprietor at the door of Victor Hugo's, his favorite local eating place...