Incision Collection

CAVE ART: HORSE. Engraved head of a horse in the Rouffignac cave, Dordogne, France, c11, 000 B. C
CAVE ART: HORSE. Engraved head of a horse in the Rouffignac cave, Dordogne, France, c11, 000 B.C

Amputation of the arm at the shoulder. From Illustrations of the Great Operations of Surgery by Charles Bell (London)
526811 Amputation of the arm at the shoulder. From Illustrations of the Great Operations of Surgery by Charles Bell (London, 1821)

Kilometric terminal from Santa Eulalia de Roncana, 2nd century BC - Milestone (2nd century BC)
CUL4855310 Kilometric terminal from Santa Eulalia de Roncana, 2nd century BC - Milestone (2nd century BC). It comes from Santa Eulalia de Roncana (Barcelona). Roman art. Sculpture. SPAIN. CATALONIA

Intenally decorated vase with white flowers and stem (glass and enamel)
BON109585 Intenally decorated vase with white flowers and stem (glass and enamel) by Daum, Auguste (1853-1909); height:35.8 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

Fouberts surgical operation to remove a bladder stone: Mr Fouberts scalpel 1, flexible canula 2 and mark on the perineum for the external incision

Ms Sup Turc 693 fol. 53 Draining accumulated fluid from a childs head, 1466 (vellum)
CHT176052 Ms Sup Turc 693 fol.53 Draining accumulated fluid from a childs head, 1466 (vellum) by Charaf-ed-Din (1404-68); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris

Marie Francois Xavier Bichat, French physiologist and anatomist (chromolitho)
1094403 Marie Francois Xavier Bichat, French physiologist and anatomist (chromolitho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Marie Francois Xavier Bichat (1771-1802)

Loopt Loopt Met Groot Verblyden, , Hier Salmen twyf van Lije Snyden, 17th century. Artist: HW Weydman
Loopt Loopt Met Groot Verblyden, Hier Salmen twyf van Lije Snyden, 17th century. This image shows a quack doctor about to make an incision in a womans head to remove the stones that are supposedly

Medical illustration showing carpal tunnel syndrome in the human wrist, and the surgical procedures associated with it

Medical ilustration of a pilonidal cyst near the natal cleft of the buttocks

View looking from inside the mouth while at the dentist

Iberian vase of pottery used as funerary urn. 3rd century
Iberian vase of pottery with geometric decoration, used as funerary urn. Dated in the 3rd century BC. From the Necropolis of Tutugi, Galera, province of Granada (Andalusia)

Bell Beaker Culture. Ca. 2800-1800 BC. Sabadell, Spain
Bell Beaker Culture. Burial 1. Torrent of Sant Oleguer, Sabadell. Neolithic. Ca. 2800-1800 BC. Sabadell History Museum. Spain

Statue of a man wearing a pointed cap or helmet and a cypriot belt. 590-540 BC. Limestone. From the Sanctuary of Apollo at Phrangissa. Tamassos. British Museum. London. England. United Kingdom

Woman breast implant cross section. Comparison diagram, under and over pectoral muscle

Double-bottomed cups with geometric incision. 700-301 BC
Age of metals. Iron Age. Talayotic culture. Double-bottomed cups with geometric incision. 700-301 BC. From the Cerro de Biniet, Mahon (Minorca, Balearic Islands). National Archaeological Museum

Bronze container. 14th-15th centuries. Turkish-Iranian style. Iran. Persian epigraphic decoration. Saint Olalla collection. Diocesan Museum. Lleida. Spain

Valley of Mexico culture. Ceramic vessel decorated - incised
Pre-Columbian art. Mesoamerica. Valley of Mexico culture. Ceramic vessel decorated with incised geometric motifs. 14 x 17, 5 cm (diameter). Private collection

Mesoamerican. Ceramic vessel. Geometric decoration
Pre-Colombian art. Mesoamerican. Ceramic vessel. Geometric decoration. 12 x 13 cm (diameter). From Mesoamerica. Private collection

Pre-Incan. Guangala Culture. 300 / 200 a 700 / 800 DC. Clay head
Pre-Columbian art. Pre-Incan. Guangala Culture.300/200 a 700/800 DC. Clay head with eyes and ornaments. Hair done with incisions. 5 x 5 cm. From Ecuador. Private collection

Prehistory. Bronze Age. Vessel. Bell Beaker. From Aiguafreda
Prehistory. Bronze Age. Vessel. Bell Beaker. Iberian Peninsula. From Aiguafreda, Catalonia. Episcopal Museum. Vic. Spain

Caesarean section. Miniature. Faits de Romains (Acts of Romans) Chronicles the life of Julius Caesar. Medival Work. 1213-1214

Bell Beaker. Eneolithic. Spain
Bell Beaker. Eneolithic. 2500-2000 BC. From Cova Toralla, Catalonia. Archaeological Museum of Barcelona. Spain

Preixana Stela. Bronze Age. Argar Culture (2000-1500 BC). Sp
Preixana Stela. Bronze Age. Argar Culture (2000-1500 BC). Tombstone with the figure of a warrior with sword and belt. Cervera Regional Museum. Spain

Inquisitions altar stone. 17th century. Spain
Inquisitions altar stone with an engraving depicting a crosshair. 17th century. Found in Cuenca, Castile-La Mancha. Museum of Cuenca. Spain

Medieval vase shape as a mammal. Ceramics
Medieval vase shape as a mammal. Local Ceramics. National Museum of the Early Middle Ages (Museo dell Alto Medioevo). Rome. Italy

God Mercury. Ring
God Mercury depicted with his caduceus and winged sandals, and the cock and the goat. Ring. Museum of Fine Arts. Budapest. Hungary

The Skarpsalling Pot. 3200 BC. Neolithic Period
The Skarpsalling Pot. Troldebjerg style. 3200 BC. Neolithic Period. Found near Skarpsalling, Himmerland. National Museum of Denmark. Copenhagen. Denmark

Terracotta head of a horse wearing a harness, part of a larg
Head of a horse wearing a harness, part of a larger figure of a horse and rider. Terracotta. 600-500 BC. Made in Cyprus. From the Sanctuary of Apollo, Phrangissa. British Museum. London

Assyrian-Babylonian tablet with cuneiform characters. Purchasing contract. 2000 B.C. Babylonian art. Terra-cotta. ITALY. LOMBARDY. Como. Civic Museum

Milestone (2nd century BC). It comes from Santa Eulalia de Ron确 a (Barcelona). Roman art. Sculpture. SPAIN. CATALONIA. BARCELONA. Barcelona. Archaeology Museum of Catalonia

Surgery in a Russian Hospital
Six surgeons about to get to work in an early 20th century Russian Hospital. Date: Early 20th century

A Gynaecological Operation in St Petersburg
Early 20th century Gynaecological surgery taking place in front of a vast audience of Surgeons, would-be surgeons and nurses in the Obstetric Institute in St Petersburg, Russia. Date: 1905

Cross section biomedical illustration of treating cervical intraepithelial neoplasia with large loop excision of the transformation zone (LLETZ)

Cross section biomedical illustration of site of breast reduction

Cross section biomedical illustration of incision site for breast reduction procedure

Detail of human knee showing insertion of arthroscopic instruments

Cutaway view of female breast with woman figure showing lymphatic glands
Woman breast cutaway, cross section diagram with woman figure showing lymphatic glands

Frontotemporal craniotomy for posterior communicating artery aneurysm clipping
Left frontotemporal craniotomy for posterior communicating artery aneurysm clipping

Illustration depicting cholecystectomy, the surgical removal of the gallbladder
Medical ilustration showing gallstones in the gallbladder and the surgical removal of the gallbladder, known as cholecystectomy

Detail of human knee showing arthroscopic surgical proceedures

Woman torso with breast cutaway, cross section

the first incision, palmar incision in the circular, medical equipment, surgical instrument, history of medicine

an incision, medical equipment, surgical instrument, history of medicine

Picture No. 10909337
Rubber tapping - plantation worker doing incision on rubber tree (Hevea brasiliensis) Date:

Picture No. 10909335
Rubber tapping - plantation worker doing incision on rubber tree (Hevea brasiliensis) Date:

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"Incisions: Tracing the Mark of Time and Culture" From the ancient caves of Rouffignac, France to the surgical theaters of Fouberts, incisions have left their indelible mark on human history. Dating back to 11, 000 B. C. , cave art reveals an engraved head of a horse, showcasing our ancestors' mastery in etching intricate designs into stone. Moving forward in time, we witness Fouberts' groundbreaking surgical operation in removing a bladder stone. This medical marvel not only saved lives but also paved the way for modern urology. The Iberian vase used as a funerary urn during the 3rd century speaks volumes about how incisions were employed even in death rituals. These delicate carvings on pottery served as lasting tributes to honor departed souls. Traveling across borders and cultures, we encounter Sabadell's Bell Beaker Culture from ca. 2800-1800 BC. Their artifacts reveal statues depicting men wearing pointed caps or helmets—a testament to their artistic prowess and reverence for warriors. Further exploring ancient civilizations, we stumble upon Mohenjo-Daro's Shiva Pashupati Seal made from steatite around 2350-2000 BC. The meticulous incision work showcases religious symbolism and provides insights into early Indian culture. Intriguingly, even medieval Europe embraced incisions as depicted by Ms Sup Turc 693 fol. 53—an illustration showing fluid being drained from a child's head using vellum techniques dating back to 1466. Advancing through time brings us face-to-face with Marie Francois Xavier Bichat—French physiologist and anatomist—who revolutionized medical understanding through his detailed studies captured in chromolitho prints. Delving deeper into European history, HW Weydman's artwork titled "Loopt Loopt Met Groot Verblyden" transports us to the 17th century.