Artificial Limb Collection

Prosthetic robotic arm, computer artwork. In the future it may be possible for prosthetic limbs to be controlled by thoughts, via electrodes implanted in a users brain

View of the Inn De Schulp and the Herberg Rozendael on the Ringdijk in Amsterdam, 1700-1799. Creator: Anon
View of the Inn De Schulp and the Herberg Rozendael on the Ringdijk in Amsterdam, 1700-1799. On the left the Oetewaler Bridge over the Ringvaart

Pauvre vieux, 19th century. Creator: Honore Daumier
Pauvre vieux, 19th century. Poor old man

Their Majesties, The King and Queen, with the Princesses Inspecting Boys Who Have Become Scouts Des Creator: Unknown
Their Majesties, The King and Queen, with the Princesses Inspecting Boys Who Have Become Scouts Despite Physical Handicaps, 1944

The Wider Image: Syrias mobile amputee clinic
A young man with an amputated leg poses for a photograph standing by his broken artificial limb in the rebel-controlled area of Maaret al-Numan town in Idlib province, Syria March 20, 2016

Unusual Blacksmith
November 1929: Patrick O Neill, a one armed blacksmith, illustrating his useful false limb. (Photo by Fox Photos/Getty Images)

A soldier in uniform with three medals is standing next to a cannon in Paris
699205 A soldier in uniform with three medals is standing next to a cannon in Paris, 1918 (autochrome) by Gervais-Courtellemont

Joe Shoebridge one armed cricket player seen here at the crease. Our picture shows: being help on with his pads July 1957

Joe Shoebridge one armed cricket player seen here at the crease. Our picture shows Joe in action batting :July 1957

The Ratcatcher, mid to late 17th century. Creator: Abraham Bosse
The Ratcatcher, mid to late 17th century

Artificial limbs, 1510-1590 (1956). A print from Things, a volume about the origin and early history of many things, common and less common, essential and inessential, by Readers Union

Pedal-Pusher
June 1919: A one legged coach mounts his bicycle during a practice session for Henley Royal Regatta. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Soldiers with amputated legs during recovery 1919

Artificial limbs in a side room of the Nosso Senhor do Bomfim church, Salvador da Bahia, Bahia, Brazil, South America

Ambroise Pare, French surgeon
Ambroise Pare (1504-1590), French surgeon. Pare, who worked in the army as a barber-surgeon, is considered to be the father of modern surgery

Cybernetic arm, artwork
Cybernetic arm, computer artwork

Cybernetics and robotics, conceptual image. This image could represent concepts such as cybernetics, android robots, artificial limbs, and artificial intelligence

Cybernetic arm, composite image. The mans right arm has been replaced by a robotic one. This represents the development of prosthetic limbs that can not only be controlled by the patients nervous

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"Exploring the Evolution of Artificial Limbs: From Prosthetic Robotic Arms to Historical Artwork" Step into a side room of the Nosso Senhor do Bomfim church in Salvador da Bahia, Brazil, and you'll find a fascinating display of artificial limbs. These modern marvels range from prosthetic robotic arms that mimic human movements with astonishing precision to computer artwork showcasing the intricate designs. Venturing further into the world of artificial limbs, we come across Syrias mobile amputee clinic captured in The Wider Image. This poignant image reminds us of the resilience and determination displayed by those who have lost limbs due to conflict or accidents. In an unexpected twist, we encounter an unusual blacksmith crafting custom-made prosthetics. His skillful hands fashioning these life-changing devices demonstrate how artistry can intersect with functionality. A soldier adorned with three medals stands proudly next to a cannon in Paris. This powerful image serves as a reminder that even amidst war and strife, advancements in medical technology have allowed soldiers to regain their independence through artificial limb replacements. Delving deeper into history, we stumble upon "The Ratcatcher, " a mid-17th-century artwork by Abraham Bosse depicting an individual using what appears to be an early form of artificial limb. This intriguing piece offers insight into how our ancestors sought innovative solutions for physical disabilities. Traveling back even further in time, we discover ancient artifacts dating from 1510-1590 (1956) that depict various types of artificial limbs used during this era. These relics serve as testament to humanity's enduring quest for improving quality of life through technological advancements. Finally, our journey brings us closer to home as we witness Joe Shoebridge, a one-armed cricket player confidently taking his place at the crease. His unwavering determination challenges societal norms and inspires others facing similar obstacles not only on the cricket field but also in all aspects of life.