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George Pyne, View of a Room at Christ Church, Oxford, c. 1855, watercolor.
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A Meeting of the Newcastle Phrenological Society
Artist: British (English) School
Date: 1835
Medium: Oil on board
Collection: National Trust Collections, London, United Kingdom
Description
Phrenologists studied the shape and size of the skull as a means of determining the character and intelligence of a person. The practice was widely considered to have little scientific merit and in this painting phrenology is presented as more of a parlour entertainment than a serious academic pursuit. Eight men from the local Newcastle Phrenological Society drink, converse and share snuff around a table whilst a ninth man examines the temple bones of one of the seated figures.
Eight male figures are seated around a green baize table illuminated by an oil lamp, with decanters and glasses on the table. A ninth man stands while he examines the bumps on a fellow's head. A female attendant enters the room from the right. The first meeting of the Phrenological Society was held on the 7th December 1835.
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