From Lost to Found: The Discovery of John Davidge's Portrait
About this episode
The episode discusses the discovery of a rare portrait of John Davidge and its significance to the University of Maryland, Baltimore.
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, “The UMB Pulse” hears the story of how a rare portrait of University of Maryland School of Medicine founder John Davidge was hiding in a shuttered Baltimore restaurant and discusses its significance to the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB). Hosts Dana Rampolla and Charles Schelle, MS, talk with Larry Pitrof, executive director of the Medical Alumni Association (MAA) at UMB, and Meg Fairfax Fielding, director of the history of Maryland medicine at ...
People in this episode
Hosts: Dana Rampolla, Charles Schelle
Guests: Larry Pitrof, Meg Fairfax Fielding
Topics covered
- art discovery
- history
- medical education
- university significance
- portrait
Keywords
- John Davidge
- portrait
- University of Maryland
- Baltimore
- Medical Alumni Association
- history of medicine
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: University of Maryland School of Medicine, Medical Alumni Association
Places: Baltimore
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