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Portrait

Artist: Frederick McCubbin (Australian, 1855-1917)

Date: 1893

Medium: Oil canvas on plywood

Collection: National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia

Mother 3

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Red Screen

"Your opponent's monsters cannot declare attacks. This card's controller must pay 1000 Life Points during each of their End Phases (this is not optional), or this card is destroyed. If 'Red Dragon Archfiend' is face-up on the field, you can select 1 Level 1 Tuner monster in your Graveyard, then destroy this card and Special Summon that monster."

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A Meeting of the Newcastle Phrenological Society

Artist: British (English) School

Date: 1835

Medium: Oil on board

Collection: National Trust Collections, London, United Kingdom

Description

Phrenologists studied the shape and size of the skull as a means of determining the character and intelligence of a person. The practice was widely considered to have little scientific merit and in this painting phrenology is presented as more of a parlour entertainment than a serious academic pursuit. Eight men from the local Newcastle Phrenological Society drink, converse and share snuff around a table whilst a ninth man examines the temple bones of one of the seated figures.

Eight male figures are seated around a green baize table illuminated by an oil lamp, with decanters and glasses on the table. A ninth man stands while he examines the bumps on a fellow's head. A female attendant enters the room from the right. The first meeting of the Phrenological Society was held on the 7th December 1835.