Portrait of Clara Barton
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Portrait of Clara Barton
Portrait of Clarissa Harlowe ( Clara ) Barton (1821-1912), American nurse and medical reformer. Barton was born at Oxford, Massachusetts. As a nurse, she served in the Union Army during the American Civil War of 1861-5. Barton was instrumental in bringing improvements to patient care, most particularly in the use of sterile equipment and procedures. She was also the founder of the US affiliate of the International Red Cross. Barton died at Glen Echo, Maryland, at the age of 91
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Media ID 6410742
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Nurse Portraits Surname B Barton Clara Clara Barton
EDITORS COMMENTS
This print captures the essence of Clara Barton, an extraordinary woman who dedicated her life to nursing and medical reform. Clara Barton, also known as Clarissa Harlowe Barton, was born in Oxford, Massachusetts in 1821. As a nurse during the American Civil War from 1861-5, she served with unwavering dedication in the Union Army. Renowned for her pioneering work in patient care, Barton revolutionized healthcare practices by introducing sterile equipment and procedures. Her tireless efforts brought significant improvements to the field and saved countless lives on the battlefield. Beyond her contributions to nursing history, Clara Barton's legacy extends even further. She founded the US affiliate of the International Red Cross, an organization that continues to provide humanitarian aid worldwide today. Through this initiative, she demonstrated her commitment to alleviating suffering and promoting peace. The portrait showcases a remarkable woman whose impact resonates throughout history. With determination etched onto her face and compassion emanating from her eyes, Clara Barton embodies strength and resilience. This image serves as a powerful reminder of her indelible mark on society. Clara Barton passed away at Glen Echo, Maryland at the age of 91 but left behind an enduring legacy that inspires generations of nurses and medical professionals alike. Science Photo Library beautifully captures this iconic figure through their lens while honoring her immense contributions to healthcare advancement.
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