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CollectionGB 0231 University of Aberdeen, Special Collections
LevelFile
Ref NoMS 3270/6/5/7
Alt Ref No9, 15
TitleAppreciation of Professor Low published in 'Aberdeen Postgraduate Medical Bulletin', October 1971
DateOctober 1971
Extent1 file
Administrative HistoryLockhart's appreciation of 'Alexander Low: Professor of Anatomy, 1925 - 1938' was published in the 'Aberdeen Postgraduate Bulletin', October 1971. Accompanying the article, was a photograph called the 'Conversation Piece', which shows Sir James R. Learmonth in conversation with Professor Low. This photograph was taken on the occasion of a reception held by Principal and Mrs Fyfe to mark the marriage of their daughter to Mr Cyril Mabey, n.d. ? c 1940, and has been much re-used since.

The textual content of the appreciation is very similar to that published in the Centenary Issue of the 'Aberdeen University Review', 38 (1959 - 1960) (MS 3270/6/5/8).
DescriptionTwo photocopies of Lockhart's article, 'Alexander Low: Professor of Anatomy, 1925 - 1938', published in 'Aberdeen Postgraduate Bulletin', October 1971.

Press cutting of the 'Conversation Piece', 'Press and Journal', c 1940.

Mounted photograph, the 'Conversation Piece', reproduced courtesy of the 'Press and Journal', Aberdeen, with three smaller copies of same.

Correspondence from Sydney Davidson, Department of Surgery, University of Aberdeen, regarding Lockhart's contribution, thanking him for his essay on 'Daddy Low' and returning a copy of the same with portrait photograph of Low (photographer Morgan Studios, Aberdeen), September 1970 - September 1971.

Correspondence between Lockhart, the 'Press and Journal' and 'The Aberdeen University Review' regarding reproduction of the photograph, 'Conversation Piece', in the Medical Bulletin article, April 1971.

Letter from Lockhart to the editor of the 'Press and Journal' requesting permission to contribute his review of Sir Arthur Keith's autobiography (published in the 'Press and Journal', 9 March 1950) to the 'Journal of Anatomy' and seeking permission to use the 'Conversation Piece', 9 October 1979.
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