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Polly Allen (she/her) on Twitter: "You know how your phone tries to do facial identification based on your photos and screenshots? Mine has kindly identified me from a screengrab about Resusci Annie
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CPR Doll's Face Is A Copy Of 19th Century Drowned Woman's Face - CPR Educators, Inc.
How a girl's 'death mask' from the 1800s became the face of CPR dolls | Live Science
CPR Doll's Face Is A Copy Of 19th Century Drowned Woman's Face - CPR Educators, Inc.
The Modern CPR Doll That's Based on a 19th Century Death Mask | Dusty Old Thing
Dr Lindsey Fitzharris on Twitter: "The face of CPR doll "Resuscitation Annie" is based off a death mask of a woman who drowned in Paris in the 1880s. L'Inconnue de la Seine (
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The face of Resuscitation Annie. History of the CPR doll, including Archer Gordon, Åsmund S. Lærdal, and Atelier L'Orenzi. | Sweet History
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Resusci Anne and L'Inconnue: The Mona Lisa of the Seine - BBC News
🦋The Other Happy Place🦋 on Twitter: "i always felt so weird about this, like, a woman either drowned herself or died accidentally, and then her face no longer belonged to her, years
Resusci Anne - Wikipedia
L'Inconnue de la Seine - Wikipedia
The death mask of an unknown girl pulled from the Seine river in Paris in 1880. Her features were used for the 1958 mannequin “Rescue Annie” that was used to teach CPR.
