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Thomas Stevenson, British forensic scientist, 1899. Artist: Wag
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Thomas Stevenson, British forensic scientist, 1899. Artist: Wag
Thomas Stevenson, British forensic scientist, 1899. Stevenson (1838-1908) was a scientific analyst and toxicologist who acted as an expert witness, particularly in poisoning cases. Cartoon titled Medical Jurisprudence from Vanity Fair. (London, 30 November 1899)
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Chromolithograph Forensic Science Justice Lectern Oxford Science Archive Scientist Stevenson Witness Witness Stand Forensic Scientist Jurisprudence Toxicologist Toxicology Witherby
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This vibrant chromolithograph print captures the essence of Thomas Stevenson, a distinguished British forensic scientist in 1899. With his commanding presence and well-groomed beard, Stevenson stands confidently at a lectern on the witness stand, ready to deliver his expert testimony. The artist, known as Wag, skillfully portrays Stevenson's occupation as he is depicted amidst symbols of justice and science. As a renowned toxicologist and scientific analyst, Stevenson played a crucial role in numerous poisoning cases during his career. His expertise made him an invaluable expert witness in courtrooms across Britain. This caricature from Vanity Fair aptly titled "Medical Jurisprudence" showcases not only his professional prowess but also highlights the significance of forensic science in the Victorian era. The color palette chosen by Wag adds depth and vibrancy to this nineteenth-century portrait. It beautifully captures the spirit of an era when advancements in medicine were transforming legal proceedings. Through this print, we catch a glimpse into the world of Thomas Stevenson - a man dedicated to unraveling mysteries hidden within human bodies through meticulous analysis. Preserved by Oxford Science Archive and collected by AG Witherby (not related to any company), this historical artifact serves as both an artistic representation and documentation of one man's contribution to forensic science. It reminds us that behind every scientific breakthrough lies passionate individuals like Thomas Stevenson who tirelessly pursued truth for the sake of justice.
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