Crissey\, John Thorne; Parish\, Lawrence C.; Holubar\, Karl

"…should lie on your bedside table for its marvelous illustrations and its engaging biographies of dermatologists. The more detailed history of 19th century dermatology and syphilology by Crissey and Parish that I have cherished for the past 20 years also should be studied in depth."- Charles Steffen, MD, derm101.com website"…a marvelous book…The quantity of illustrations, considering that most of them are old ones, is amazingly good…the enthusiasm of the authors, their insightful comments, and skill with language are extraordinarily engaging. One can only hope for more from them."- Clifton R. White, MD, derm101.com website"There is much to fascinate and enchant any dermatologist with any sense of history…The work might best be described as a scrapbook assembled by three enthusiasts for their subject, whose love of dermatology shines through the pages. As such it is enormous fun, and would make a perfect Christmas or birthday present for your favourite dermatologist."- Barry Monk in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine"The doyens of dermatological history have brought together a superb compilation…I will eagerly await publication of the sequel."- J. Grahame Smith, Jr., MD, Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology

• Introduction. Early Observations. Eighteenth Century "Protodermatologists". Early Nineteenth Century Dermatology: Founding of the English and French schools. The French Willanists. Early American Dermatology. Mid-Nineteenth Century Leaders. Late Nineteenth Century British Dermatology. Late Nineteenth Century Austrian Dermatology. Late Nineteenth Century German Dermatology. Late Nineteenth Century French Dermatology. Late Nineteenth Century American Dermatology. Late Nineteenth Century Italian Dermatology. Early Schools in Other Countries. Nineteenth Century Tools and Devices. Early Twentieth Century Dermatologists. Events and Discoveries. Mid-Twentieth Century Dermatologists. Events and Discoveries. Recent Times.

Crissey\, John Thorne; Parish\, Lawrence C.; Holubar\, Karl

"…should lie on your bedside table for its marvelous illustrations and its engaging biographies of dermatologists. The more detailed history of 19th century dermatology and syphilology by Crissey and Parish that I have cherished for the past 20 years also should be studied in depth."- Charles Steffen, MD, derm101.com website"…a marvelous book…The quantity of illustrations, considering that most of them are old ones, is amazingly good…the enthusiasm of the authors, their insightful comments, and skill with language are extraordinarily engaging. One can only hope for more from them."- Clifton R. White, MD, derm101.com website"There is much to fascinate and enchant any dermatologist with any sense of history…The work might best be described as a scrapbook assembled by three enthusiasts for their subject, whose love of dermatology shines through the pages. As such it is enormous fun, and would make a perfect Christmas or birthday present for your favourite dermatologist."- Barry Monk in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine"The doyens of dermatological history have brought together a superb compilation…I will eagerly await publication of the sequel."- J. Grahame Smith, Jr., MD, Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology

• Introduction. Early Observations. Eighteenth Century "Protodermatologists". Early Nineteenth Century Dermatology: Founding of the English and French schools. The French Willanists. Early American Dermatology. Mid-Nineteenth Century Leaders. Late Nineteenth Century British Dermatology. Late Nineteenth Century Austrian Dermatology. Late Nineteenth Century German Dermatology. Late Nineteenth Century French Dermatology. Late Nineteenth Century American Dermatology. Late Nineteenth Century Italian Dermatology. Early Schools in Other Countries. Nineteenth Century Tools and Devices. Early Twentieth Century Dermatologists. Events and Discoveries. Mid-Twentieth Century Dermatologists. Events and Discoveries. Recent Times.

Crissey\, John Thorne; Parish\, Lawrence C.; Holubar\, Karl

"…should lie on your bedside table for its marvelous illustrations and its engaging biographies of dermatologists. The more detailed history of 19th century dermatology and syphilology by Crissey and Parish that I have cherished for the past 20 years also should be studied in depth."- Charles Steffen, MD, derm101.com website"…a marvelous book…The quantity of illustrations, considering that most of them are old ones, is amazingly good…the enthusiasm of the authors, their insightful comments, and skill with language are extraordinarily engaging. One can only hope for more from them."- Clifton R. White, MD, derm101.com website"There is much to fascinate and enchant any dermatologist with any sense of history…The work might best be described as a scrapbook assembled by three enthusiasts for their subject, whose love of dermatology shines through the pages. As such it is enormous fun, and would make a perfect Christmas or birthday present for your favourite dermatologist."- Barry Monk in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine"The doyens of dermatological history have brought together a superb compilation…I will eagerly await publication of the sequel."- J. Grahame Smith, Jr., MD, Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology

• Introduction. Early Observations. Eighteenth Century "Protodermatologists". Early Nineteenth Century Dermatology: Founding of the English and French schools. The French Willanists. Early American Dermatology. Mid-Nineteenth Century Leaders. Late Nineteenth Century British Dermatology. Late Nineteenth Century Austrian Dermatology. Late Nineteenth Century German Dermatology. Late Nineteenth Century French Dermatology. Late Nineteenth Century American Dermatology. Late Nineteenth Century Italian Dermatology. Early Schools in Other Countries. Nineteenth Century Tools and Devices. Early Twentieth Century Dermatologists. Events and Discoveries. Mid-Twentieth Century Dermatologists. Events and Discoveries. Recent Times.