This work's artist was the subject of a statue by Samuel Murray depicting him while he was working on it.
This work's artist was the subject of a statue by Samuel Murray depicting him while he was working on it. At the very left one can see a man dressed in black resting his head on his hand whose elbow is resting on his knee bent up forming a triangle with his other leg. The very top of this painting features a row of people mostly facing forward except for one man who lays his body down horizontally. The inscription in the frame of the painting commemorates "a venerated and beloved man" and the artist himself can be seen as the rightmost figure, listening to another man whisper in his ear. In the foreground are five figures clothed in white including the dedicatee at the left holding a scalpel. For 10 points, name this painting commissioned to honor the retirement from teaching of a certain surgeon, a work by Thomas Eakins.
This work's artist was the subject of a statue by Samuel Murray depicting him while he was working on it.
The Agnew Clinic [or The Clinic of Dr. Agnew]