Physick Collection

John Tradescant (Younger
JOHN TRADESCANT (younger) Physick Gardener to Charles I

The Creation of Adam, modelled by J. Physick, 1850. Creator: Unknown
The Creation of Adam, modelled by J. Physick, 1850. This figure, illustrative of the "Creation of Adam, " has just been modelled by Mr

Taking Physick, 1800 (coloured engraving)
2632324 Taking Physick, 1800 (coloured engraving) by Gillray, James (1757-1815); Courtesy of the Warden and Scholars of New College

Philip Syng Physick
PHILIP SYNG PHYSICK American medical practitioner, aptly named ! Date: 1768 - 1837

Group for the School of Industry for Female Orprhans, Grove Road, St. Johns Wood, by E.G. Physick, from the Exhibition of the Royal Academy

Hans Sloane (1660-1753) Irish-born collector and physician. Gifted the Chelsea Physick Garden, established on his estate at Chelsea, London, to the Apothecaries Company

(1768-1837). American surgeon. With facsimile autograph signature. Mezzotint by Samuel Sartain after Henry Inman
PHILIP SYNG PHYSICK (1768-1837). American surgeon. With facsimile autograph signature. Mezzotint by Samuel Sartain after Henry Inman

Hibiscus syriacus, rose of althea and Ketmia syrorum, flore albo. Dried specimens taken from the museum herbarium. Plants from Chelsea Physick Garden

Chelsea Physick Garden
River view of the Physick Garden, Chelsea

Taking Physick
The doctor has prescribed it, the pharmacist has delivered it, and now he must take it... with the commode close by in case the effect is immediate

John Tradescant (Elder)
JOHN TRADESCANT (ELDER) Physick Gardener Date: 1570 - 1638

Botanical Garden Chelsea
The entrance to the Apothecaries Garden (the Old Physick Garden), Chelsea, London

Henry Earl Danby
HENRY DANVERS, earl of DANBY Royalist soldier and statesman, who founded the physick garden at Oxford. with his autograph

Old Physick Garden, Chelsea, London
View of the Old Physick Garden in Chelsea, London

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"Exploring the World of Physick: From Tradescant to Syng, a Journey through Time" Step into the fascinating world of physick, where ancient knowledge and modern discoveries converge. John Tradescant (Younger) takes center stage in this coloured engraving from 1800, showcasing his dedication to the practice. Meanwhile, Philip Syng Physick's contributions as a renowned physician shine through, leaving an indelible mark on medical history. The Group for the School of Industry for Female Orphans in Grove Road, St. Johns Wood stands as a testament to how physick extends beyond medicine alone. It encompasses education and empowerment for those in need. Hans Sloane's gift of the Chelsea Physick Garden adds another layer to our understanding of this field. This Irish-born collector and physician recognized the importance of nature's healing properties and created a haven where plants with medicinal qualities thrived. Intriguingly, we find ourselves drawn towards American surgeon (1768-1837), whose mezzotint by Samuel Sartain after Henry Inman captures his essence perfectly. His facsimile autograph signature serves as a reminder that physick knows no boundaries - it transcends time and geography. Nature plays its part too; Ipomoea purpurea (L. ) Roth or tall morning-glory showcases its vibrant blooms while Hibiscus syriacus or rose althea and Ketmia syrorum flore add their own touch of beauty to this captivating narrative. As we delve deeper into history, we encounter John Tradescant (Elder), whose name resonates within botanical circles even today. His contributions to botany paved the way for future generations' understanding of plant life's therapeutic potential. Finally, let us not forget Botanical Garden Chelsea - an oasis where science meets serenity. Here lies a treasure trove waiting to be explored by curious minds seeking to unravel the secrets of physick.