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Actions	Drawing of Dr James Scott Remove from selection Add to selection Object number@LVE TitleDrawing of Dr James Scott CreatorMartin Howard Boscott (originator)‎ DescriptionOne of two drawings of James Scott, a student from the Queensland Medical School, Australia, who was lost in the Himilayas for more than six weeks. He had neither supplies nor shelter. His survival without food for forthy three days became the longest proven record of human endurance in medical history. Here he is depicted curled up on the ground, arms wrapped around himself. Ink on paper, 1993 Production date accurate 1993 Production periodTwentieth century, late Object nameDrawing of Dr James Scott Object categoryArtworks Dimensions Height: 56 cm Width: 74.5 cm Depth: 2 cm

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TitleDrawing of Dr James Scott

CreatorMartin Howard Boscott (originator)‎

DescriptionOne of two drawings of James Scott, a student from the Queensland Medical School, Australia, who was lost in the Himilayas for more than six weeks. He had neither supplies nor shelter. His survival without food for forthy three days became the longest proven record of human endurance in medical history. Here he is depicted curled up on the ground, arms wrapped around himself. Ink on paper, 1993

Production date accurate 1993

Production periodTwentieth century, late

Object nameDrawing of Dr James Scott

Object categoryArtworks

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