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Professor Jean-Martin Charcot teaching at the Salpêtrière in Paris, France: showing his students a woman ("Blanche" (Marie) Wittman) in an "hysterical fit"

Wittman is supported by Charcot's student Joseph Babinski

Painted in 1887 by André Brouillet; Brouillet died in 1914 and the painting is therefore now public domain.

Photo taken by myself in a corridor of University Paris 5 where the painting is exposed. Due to poor lighting conditions, I had to get an angle where reflected light would not be a problem, which distorted the image through perspective. I have tried to put it back into shape.

Fr : Enseignement de Charcot à la Salpêtrière : le professeur montrant à ses élèves sa plus fidèle patiente, « Blanche » (Marie) Wittman, en crise d'hystérie. Détail du tableau d'André Brouillet : « une leçon clinique à la Salpêtrière », 1887).

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Copyright © 2004 David Monniaux

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Les pages ci-dessous contiennent cette image :

• Jean-Martin Charcot
• Hystérie
• Critique de la psychanalyse
• Blanche Wittmann
• André Brouillet
• Utilisateur:Jaczewski/Divers
• Jacques Lacan