One of the figures in the background is Hughie, the janitor of the institution, while the artist painted himself in the center right painting the scene.
One of the figures in the background is Hughie, the janitor of the institution, while the artist painted himself in the center right painting the scene. The title character's son leans on to the ramp to the exit, and two people can also be seen observing the central event from the doorway. On the left, a person is writing in a book, while a woman dressed in black lies on the floor and cringes after viewing the central scene. Four people assist the titular figure who stands with a scalpel in his right hand, but the open gash on the thigh and the blood spewing out of a patient grabs the attention of the students observing the procedure. For 10 points, identify this depicting a physician from Jefferson Medical School performing a surgery, a work by Thomas Eakins. 
One of the figures in the background is Hughie, the janitor of the institution, while the artist painted himself in the center right painting the scene.
The Gross Clinic 