Pernicious Collection
Amidst the grandeur of a 19th-century aristocratic dance ball, Hablot Knight Browne and John Leech's satirical illustration, "Most pernicious woman
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Amidst the grandeur of a 19th-century aristocratic dance ball, Hablot Knight Browne and John Leech's satirical illustration, "Most pernicious woman.", depicts a woman as an excrescence, a fungus, or an alias - a toadstool upon a dung-hill. Contrastingly, a Yadil advertisement from the same era promises a cure for anemia, a pernicious condition, as seen in the LM of a blood smear. Fast forward to the modern era, a family gathers for breakfast, sipping their coffee, unaware of the potential pernicious anaemia lurking within their bloodstreams, as evidenced by the LM of another blood smear. Pernicious, indeed, are the hidden dangers that lie beneath the surface.