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COLLECTION NAME:
Ars Anatomica
Record
Work Record ID:
0041346
Shelfmark:
Aa 3.14
Holding Institution:
Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh
Catalogue Number:
544
Title:
Prima Oculorum figu[ra] :, II ...XIX and Anatomicorum instrumentorum delineatio
Translated Title:
First of the Figures of the Eyes and Drawing of Anatomical Instruments
Creator:
Wechel, Andreas (active 1535-1572; 1535-1581)
Creator Role:
Printer
Creator:
Grévin, Jacques (b.Circa 1538, d.1570)
Creator Role:
Editor
Creator:
Geminus, Thomas (b.Circa 1510, d.1562)
Creator Role:
Author
Date:
1564
Description:
Dissection of the human eye and a table of surgical instruments used in dissection. ( Note: erroreous position of lens in 'prima' See notes on the original images in Vesalius, 1543). Below: instruments for carrying out dissection and a pig attached to a board in preparation for vivisection. This is a composite plate that derives from pages 643, 644, 235 and 661 of Vesalius 1543. It is a later state of the plate in Geminus 1552, ai0083.
Work Type:
Print
Measurement:
20.9 x 33.9cm (8 1/4" x 1' 1 3/8")
Material:
Ink
Material:
Paper
Technique:
Engraving
Subject Category:
Anatomy
Subject Category:
Eyes
Subject Category:
Human Body
Reference:
Bird 1038; Cushing VI.C.-5,
Related Work Title:
Anatomes totius, aere insculpta delineatio, cui addita est epitome innumeris mendis repurgata, quam De corporis humani fabrica conscripsit, clariss
Related Work Page No:
plate 37
Related Work Creator:
Geminus, Thomas
Related Work Notes:
Host Item
Rights Statement:
Image © 2005 Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh
Repro File Type:
Cropped Tiff
Repro File Size (bytes):
75823558
Repro Notes:
plate 37
Repro Title:
Prima Oculorum Figu: [and] Anatomicorum Instrumentorum Delineatio
Repro ID Number:
0041346c
Repro Old ID Number:
ai0346
Repro Rights Statement:
© Edinburgh University Library
Repro Capture Date:
04/08/2004 10:32:00

Prima Oculorum Figu: [and] Anatomicorum Instrumentorum Delineatio

Prima Oculorum Figu: [and] Anatomicorum Instrumentorum Delineatio