Work Record ID:
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0041554
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Shelfmark:
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Az.1.10
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Holding Institution:
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Glasgow University Library
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Catalogue Number:
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758
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Title:
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SKELETON a tergo delineatum, Skeleton a tergo delineatum
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Translated Title:
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The skeleton drawn from behind
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Creator:
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Calcar, Jan Stefan van (b.1499, d.1546-1560)
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Creator Role:
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Designer and publisher
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Creator:
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Vitali, Bernardino (active 1494-1539)
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Creator Role:
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Printer
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Creator:
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Vesalius, Andreas (b.1514, d.1564)
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Creator Role:
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Author
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Associate Creator:
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Vitali, Bernardino (active 1494-1539)
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Associate Creator Name:
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Vitali, Bernardino
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Associate Creator Dates:
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active 1494-1539
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Associate Creator Role:
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Printer
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Date:
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1538
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Description:
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One of 6 broadsides, known collectively as the Tabulae Anatomicae Sex. This was designed by Jan Stefan van Calcar, 1499-1546/50, using the skeleton that Vesalius had constructed for the use of his students. This sheet is dated 1538; on the shield, propped against the tree trunk, is written: "Printed at Venice by B. Vitali, Venetian, at the expense of Jan Stefan van Calcar. For sale in the shop of D. Bernardus. In the year 1538." Along the bottom of the sheet are privileges from the Pope, the Emperor and the Venetian Senate, prohibiting others from printing or selling these plates "on the pain of the most severe penalties". See Singer & Rabin, 1946, for details of the meanings of the labels and further information.
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Work Type:
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Print
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Material:
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Ink
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Material:
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Paper
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Technique:
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Woodcut
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Subject Category:
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Anatomy
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Subject Category:
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Human Body
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Reference:
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Cushing II.-I[A]; Saunders and O'Malley 1950, plate 92,
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Related Work Title:
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Tabulae Anatomicae Sex
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Related Work Creator:
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Vesalius, Andreas
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Related Work Article:
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Az.1.10
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Related Work Notes:
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Host Item
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Rights Statement:
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Image © 2005 Glasgow University Library
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Repro File Type:
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Cropped Tiff
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Repro File Size (bytes):
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5010522
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Repro Title:
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Skeleton a tergo delineatum
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Repro ID Number:
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0041554c
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Repro Old ID Number:
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ai0554
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Repro Rights Statement:
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© Glasgow University Library
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Repro Capture Date:
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20/04/2004 13:20:00
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