In Honor of the Surgical and Pathological Discoveries of Sir Benjamin Collins Brodie, Bart., Sergeant-Surgeon to George IV, William IV, and Victoria (1783–1862) 1841

This bronze medal, created in 1841 by William Wyon, is a portrait of the renowned surgeon Sir Benjamin Collins Brodie. The medal features a profile view of Brodie, with the inscription "BRODIE" on the right side. Wyon, a prominent medalist of his time, captured the likeness of Brodie with remarkable detail, showcasing his skill in portraiture. This piece serves as a testament to Brodie's significant contributions to surgery and pathology, solidifying his place in medical history. The medal, now part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, stands as a lasting tribute to a distinguished figure in the field of medicine.