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Romanae archetypae tabulae anatomicae novis..., Rome, 1783

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    Romanae archetypae tabulae anatomicae novis..., Rome, 1783

    • Bartolomeo Eustachi (d. 1574) | Hand colored copperplate engraving

    While contemporaries praised Eustachi’s anatomy for its accuracy, his plates do not depict any specific dissection. The figures are posed to entertain and divert the reader as well as to instruct.

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    Romanae archetypae tabulae anatomicae novis..., Rome, 1783

    • Bartolomeo Eustachi (d. 1574) | Hand colored copperplate engraving

    While contemporaries praised Eustachi’s anatomy for its accuracy, his plates do not depict any specific dissection. The figures are posed to entertain and divert the reader as well as to instruct.