In 1933, a sculpture of the scene in the painting was made using the "life-size, life-like, new art form" of sculpticolor and displayed at the Petrolagar laxative exhibit in the Hall of Science at the Chicago Century of Progress exhibition. It was cast from a model made by the sculptor John Paulding and then painted by Rudolph F. Ingerle, the entire work measuring in length, in height, and in depth. Publicity stated that "The Doctor impressively emphasizes the ideal relationship between physician and patient - 'The Human Touch'".A Souvenir of the famous painting "The Doctor", Petrolagar Laboratories, Chicago, 1933.A Remembrance of the Famous Painting The Doctor by Sir Luke Fildes, R.A.", Petrolagar Laboratories, Chicago, 1933.
