Tourist Attractions & Anatomical Graphics
By Robert Whitaker
Robert Whitaker is a retired Paediatric Urologist from Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge who now teaches clinical anatomy at Cambridge University; he has a special interest in anatomical illustration, as shown in some of these images.
Early in 2019, the College gardens flooded and gave me an opportunity to catch the reflections of the chapel and buildings in the flood water.
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© ROBERT WHITAKER 2019 - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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This image of a constantly smouldering Mount Etna was sketched during a break in a meeting of the Italian Urological Society in 1992.
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© ROBERT WHITAKER 1992 - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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This image of Queen’s College from the Backs is a familiar sight for all tourists visiting Cambridge
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© ROBERT WHITAKER 2011 - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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The Ponte Vecchio is surely one of the key images in Florence and a tempting challenge for any artist.
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© ROBERT WHITAKER 1989 - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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What the students need to know about the blood supply and relations of the kidney.
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© ROBERT WHITAKER 2019 - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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The broad ligament is a constant mystery to most students but this image has been constructed to help some of them.
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© ROBERT WHITAKER 2019 - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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A basic summary of cystic renal disease for all trainee urologists.
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© ROBERT WHITAKER - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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"Vesicoureteric Reflux 1990" (ink & watercolour)
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This diagram of severe vesico-ureteral reflux is taken from a little book of “Congenital Anomalies of the Urinary Tract” that was donated to every urologist in the UK in 1990. The occasional copy still turns up but it has been out of print since then.
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© ROBERT WHITAKER 1990 - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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