Medical Art Paintings For Doctors’ Offices.
Giclée’s and Canvas Prints suitable for elegant wall art framing are available in multiple sizes.
Painted by a Surgeon, Former Chief of Surgery, Joe Wilder MD.
Dr. Joe Wilder the artist is a Surgeon himself and also a Professor of Surgery, painted a vast collection of medical paintings that he called his ‘Surgeons at Work’ series; they depict a life of the love of medicine from the point of view of a dedicated doctor, and Professor to thousands of students and doctors, over a 50 year career.
Doctors love Wilder’s medical artwork as the paintings portray exactly what it feels like to be a Surgeon: prepare for a surgery, working with a team of people in the operating room, and how the surgeon feels after the surgery is over.
The faces and gestures in these paintings convey the feelings and respect that the doctor has for his patient and the other doctors working with him, the concentration required for a surgery, and the reverence for the OR. One can look at the face in the painting and know exactly what that Doctor is feeling.
Doctors See Themselves
Doctors also love the paintings because they can identify with them. They know that Dr Wilder has captured what it feels like to be a surgeon – the dedication the surgeon feels, how they prepare for the operation ahead in which they are in control of a human life, and the great satisfaction they feel after a successful surgery.
When Joe Wilder’s medical paintings hang in a doctor’s waiting room, they convey to the patients a sense of well-being and confidence. They instill in them the feeling that they will be well taken care of and that the doctor cares about them above all.
“I have tried in my surgical paintings to portray the surgeons as the dedicated caring hardworking individual I’ve observed by the thousands he my 35-year career as a chief and professor of surgery.” Dr Joe Wilder
The faces and gestures in these paintings convey the feelings and respect that the doctor has for his patient and the other doctors working with him, the concentration required for a surgery, and the reverence for the OR. One can look at the face in the painting and know exactly what that person is feeling.
Magic
Hands
“My surgeon series is but an extension of the joy I have experienced feeling as chief of surgery professor of surgery.” Joe Wilder MD
CONTEMPLATION
BEFORE SURGERY
When I paint I use lessons learned in the World of the Surgical Operating room, to pry open my eyes and give them better insight into human behavior.
His body and mind are now as prepared as they will ever be to engage the surgical challenge ahead.
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