Paintings of Surgeons Performing Surgery

“Wherever The Art Of Medicine Is Loved,

There Is Also A Love Of Humanity.”

Joe Wilder’s paintings are a rare record of what goes on in the operating room from the point of view of an inside of someone who has performed many operations and seen many operations performed.”

Contemplation Before Surgery

Contemplation Before Surgery – click to view in detail

Cardiac Surgery – click to view in detail

The relationship of the surgeon to his patient is intimate one-on-one the surgeon knows that he’s responsible for and to the patients, but also to the family, his colleagues and the hospital where he works.”

Looking in on the operation, the surgeon shows us in great detail what it looks and feels like the practice surgery.

This is what makes Joe Wilder’s surgery paintings so moving, they show that the surgeon is concerned and deeply involved in the physical fate of his patients.

5 Surgeons – click to view in detail

Details of The Operating Room – click to view in detail

Many aspects of surgery and the arts are inexorably linked together, and the use of artistic techniques or ideas to improve surgical practice is present throughout the history of medicine.

Gowned and Gloved – click to view in detail

Scrubbing Hands – click to view in detail

Removing Gloves – click to view in detail

Joy Of New Born Delivery – click to view in detail

What is a Giclee?

A Giclee is an excellent reproduction of the original painting on canvas. Giclees are more a higher print quality and are more expensive to reproduce than the traditional lithography. Gicleeis a French term (pronounced “jee-clay”) which means to spray ink.
Many museums across the world have either hanging exhibitions of Giclees or have purchased prints for their permanent collections.

Our Giclees are printed on the same high quality canvas as the original paintings.

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“Wherever The Art Of Medicine Is Loved,

There Is Also A Love Of Humanity.”

Joe Wilder’s paintings are a rare record of what goes on in the operating room from the point of view of an inside of someone who has performed many operations and seen many operations performed.”

The relationship of the surgeon to his patient is intimate one-on-one the surgeon knows that he’s responsible for and to the patients, but also to the family, his colleagues and the hospital where he works.”

Looking in on the operation, the surgeon shows us in great detail what it looks and feels like the practice surgery.

This is what makes Joe Wilder’s surgery paintings so moving, they show that the surgeon is concerned and deeply involved in the physical fate of his patients.

Many aspects of surgery and the arts are inexorably linked together, and the use of artistic techniques or ideas to improve surgical practice is present throughout the history of medicine.

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