A Latin inscription on the frame calls its title figure "the most venerated and beloved man", and the figures in it contrast with those of a work which included Franklin West.
At the top left hand corner of this painting, a cut off figure's hands hold a writing utensil, and another figure lays on his side behind a man wearing a brown jacket. Another figure rests his head on a railing, while the rightmost figure in this work is the artist himself, although that depiction of the artist is actually attributed to the artist's wife, Susan. Joseph Leidy and Ellwood Kirby also appear in this work, and Mary Clymer is one of two (*) females to appear in it. A Latin inscription on the frame calls its title figure "the most venerated and beloved man", and the figures in it contrast with those of a work which included Franklin West. For 10 points, name this depiction of a masectomy that is presided over by the title University of Pennsylvania surgeon, a work Thomas Eakins.
At the top left hand corner of this painting, a cut off figure's hands hold a writing utensil, and another figure lays on his side behind a man wearing a brown jacket.
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