Search Results for Tabulae sex anatomicae

...Vivian Nutton In 1538 Vesalius issued two complementary works for students, Tabulae sex anatomicae ( Six Anatomical Plates ) and the Institutionum anatomicae secundum Galeni sententiam libri quatuor ( Principles of Anatomy according to the Opinion of Galen ). The former is well known, the latter...

... corporeal sense, composed.” Vivian Nutton’s examination of Vesalius’s earlier works, Tabulae anatomicae sex and Institutiones anatomicae secundum Galeni sententiam, comes next. Both books were published in 1538, a watershed year for the young surgeon, who was negotiating the knowledge provided...

... completed in a planned seven-book series on human anatomy. In his Tabulae anatomicae (Venice, 1627), Giulio Casseri posthumously set the standard in copperplate anatomical illustration just as Vesalius had done in woodcuts. Adriaan van den Spiegel’s estate used Casseri’s plates to illustrate his De...

... the Surgeons  129 Figure 3. First skeleton illustration in Vesalius, Tabulae anatomicae sex (Venice: Bernardino Vitalis, 1538), 243. Source: J. B. de C. M. Saunders and Charles D. O’Malley, The Illustrations from the Works of Andreas Vesalius of Brussels (New York: Dover, 1973), 243. Author’s photo...

... Tabulae anatomicae sex of 1538, and (in a much more complex fashion) the 1543 De humani corporis fabrica. Vesalius’s system offered the viewer a mass of detailed information. The “Second Table of Muscles” in the De humani corporis fabrica, for example, which shows the surface musculature of a male...