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Surgical diagram of the anatomy of man, from Fasciculus Medicinae by Johannes de Ketham (d. c. 1490) 1491 (woodcut)
CHT235141 Surgical diagram of the anatomy of man, from Fasciculus Medicinae by Johannes de Ketham (d.c.1490) 1491 (woodcut) by Italian School, (15th century); Fondazione Giorgio Cini, Venice, Italy; © Archives Charmet
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Anatomical Drawing Knife Knives Operation Parts Of The Body Surgery
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This print showcases a surgical diagram of the anatomy of man, taken from the renowned work "Fasciculus Medicinae" by Johannes de Ketham in 1491. Created as a woodcut by an anonymous Italian artist from the 15th century, this intricate piece is currently housed at Fondazione Giorgio Cini in Venice, Italy. The image depicts various parts of the human body alongside meticulously detailed knives, symbolizing the practice of surgery during medieval times. With its precise anatomical drawing and emphasis on male health, this artwork provides a fascinating glimpse into early medical knowledge and techniques. The historical significance of this print cannot be understated; it offers valuable insights into how medicine was understood and practiced centuries ago. It serves as a testament to humanity's continuous pursuit of understanding and improving our own bodies through scientific exploration. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece, we are reminded that despite being created over five centuries ago, it still holds relevance today. The artistry captured within these lines not only celebrates human ingenuity but also highlights our unending quest for better healthcare practices. Through Bridgeman Images' careful preservation and Fine Art Finder's dedication to sharing such treasures with the world, we can appreciate and learn from artworks like these for generations to come.
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