How a statue shares your pain #WorldMentalHealthDay @WellcomeCollection
How a statue shares your pain #WorldMentalHealthDay  @WellcomeCollection
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
A reminder this #WorldMentalHealthDay that Wellcome Collection is free and open to everyone, whoever you are and however you’re feeling.

Alt text: This reel shows a wood carving representing Job, a figure in the Old Testament who lives through extremes of suffering. He’s pictured here head in hands, with broken skin and wide, contemplative eyes. The captions read: in a corner of our Reading Room, in a glass case on top of a bookshelf, this figure sits in permanent meditation. For more than 2000 years, Job has been a figure of reflection for the grieving, the sick, the dispossessed, those with troubled thoughts and those in despair. Welcome Collection is free and open to everyone, whoever and however you are.

Credit: Carved wooden figure of Job, 1750-1850

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