The 16th century was revolutionized by scientific and artistic novelties,

not the least in the anatomical and medical world. In this richly

illustrated book a multitude of academic scholars present new findings

concerning Vesalius and his contemporaries. One of those discoveries includes

a preparatory sketch by Jan Steven van Calcar for a drawing in

Vesalius’ famous ‘Fabrica’, called ‘The Philosopher’.

Also authentic letters, written by Vesalius to his friends Benedetto Varchi

and O...

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