MTFC_MTP_054 MONSTER SOUP _ WILLIAM HEATH 1828 / ENDEL LEPP 2026

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Wellcome Collection

4 h

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Only two weeks left of our Thirst exhibition!

“Thirst: In Search of Freshwater” explores humanity’s vital connection with freshwater, how its quality and quantity has decided life and death for people throughout place and time.

Closes Sunday 1st February.

Find out more and plan your visit here: wellcome.info/thirst

[Alt text:

A woman breaks the fourth wall with palpable disgust after peering through a microscope into the “monster soup” that was Thames water in Victorian England.

Swimming in this drop of water is myriad squirming sealife creatures.

This illustrates how 19th century Britain wrestled with water quality in the face of rapid industrialisation and urbanisation. A struggle which persists in many parts of the world today.]

Reference: “Monster soup, commonly called Thames water” by William Heath, 1828. 12079i Kuva vähem