SUREZ de RIBERA, Francisco (s. XVIII). Spanish
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SUREZ de RIBERA, Francisco (s. XVIII). Spanish
" SUREZ de RIBERA, Francisco (s.XVIII). Spanish doctor. Illustration of " Theatro Chyrurgico anatic o del cuerpo del hombre viviente, objeto de la cirugic y medicina " (Surgical theatre of the human body). Printed in Madrid in 1729. Scene V, with a depiction of several tumors and membranes. Engraving. SPAIN. Madrid. National Library."
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Body De L Doctor Francisco Human Medicina Ribera Surgical Xviii Hombre
EDITORS COMMENTS
This print, titled "Theatro Chirurgico Anatomico del Cuerpo del Hombre Viviente" (Surgical Theatre of the Human Body Living), is an intriguing illustration from the Spanish Golden Age of Medicine, created by Francisco de Ribera in 1729. The image, housed in the National Library of Madrid, offers a fascinating glimpse into the medical practices of the time. Francisco de Ribera, a Spanish doctor, meticulously captured the essence of surgical procedures and anatomical knowledge in this engraving. The title of the print suggests that it was intended to serve as an educational tool for medical students and practitioners, providing a visual representation of the human body in various stages of disease and healing. Scene V of this detailed illustration showcases several tumors and membranes, highlighting the importance of understanding the complexities of the human body. The surgical theatre setting emphasizes the significance of these discoveries, as medical professionals worked diligently to alleviate suffering and improve the quality of life for their patients. The intricate engraving process used to create this print allowed for exceptional detail and precision, making it an invaluable resource for the study of 18th-century Spanish medicine. The National Library of Madrid's acquisition of this rare and historically significant piece underscores the importance of preserving our rich medical heritage for future generations. Francisco de Ribera's "Theatro Chirurgico Anatomico del Cuerpo del Hombre Viviente" is not only a testament to the advancements in medical knowledge during the Spanish Golden Age but also a captivating reminder of the dedication and curiosity that drives the pursuit of scientific discovery.
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