Ernest Board — 3D Virtual Museum

Walk through a virtual gallery hung with 32 works by Ernest Board.

• Some Who Have Made Bristol Famous
• Latimer Preaching before Edward VI at Paul's Cross, 1521
• Blue and Gold
• The Unloading of Two Captured Spanish Treasure Ships at Bristol in September, 1745
• The Departure of John and Sebastian Cabot on their First Voyage of Discovery, 1497
• Edward IV being Entertained by William Canynges at His House in Redcliff Street, 1461
• The Burial of William Canynges at Redcliffe Church, 1474
• The Discovery of Quinine, 1820
• The Marriage of William Penn and Hannah Callowhill, 1696
• Edward IV being Entertained by William Canynges at His House in Redcliff Street, 1461
• An Allegorical Picture of Bristol
• The Marriage of William Penn and Hannah Callowhill at the Friends' Meeting House, The Friary, Bristol, 1696
• King Edward IV and His Queen, Elizabeth Woodville at Reading Abbey, 1464
• The Marriage of William Penn and Hannah Callowhill, 1696
• Sketch for 'Some Who Have Made Bristol Famous'
• 'Sumer Is Icumen In'
• Robert, Earl of Gloucester, Building the Great Keep of Bristol Castle, 1116
• King Edward IV and His Queen, Elizabeth Woodville at Reading Abbey, 1464
• Joseph Priestley, the Discoverer of Oxygen
• Mundinus, the Italian Anatomist, Making His First Dissection in the Anatomy Theatre at Bologna, 1318
• The First Use of Ether in Dental Surgery, 1846
• Guy de Chauliac Bandaging the Leg of Pope Clement VI at Avignon, c.1348
• Roger Bacon in His Observatory at Merton College, Oxford
• Vaccination Dr Jenner Performing His First Vaccination, 1796
• The First Use of Ether in Dental Surgery, 1846
• The Healing Art in Pre Historic Times
• Study of a Young Girl in a Rowing Boat with a Dog
• Albertus Magnus Expounding His Doctrines of Physical Science in the Streets of Paris, c.1245
• Mundinus, the Italian Anatomist, Making His First Dissection in the Anatomy Theatre at Bologna, 1318
• Rhazes, Persian Physician and Alchemist, in His Laboratory at Baghdad (originally titled by the artist 'Rhazes, Arab Physician and Alchemist, in His Laboratory at Baghdad')
• William Harvey Demonstrating His Theory of Circulation of Blood before Charles I
• William Gilbert Demonstrating the Magnet before Elizabeth I, 1598