Internal anatomy, 15th century diagram
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Internal anatomy, 15th century diagram
Internal anatomy. 15th century anatomical diagram of the internal organs of the human head and torso. The diagram, known as a situs figure, is labelled in Latin and is from Johann Peyligks Philosophiae Naturalis Compendium (Leipzig, 1499)
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1400s 15th Century Abdomen Abdominal Alimentary Canal Audio Aural Body Chest Diagram Diaphragm Digestive System Dissected Ears Eyes German Germany Hearing Internal Intestine Intestines Label Labelled Labels Latin Liver Lung Lungs Mediaeval Medieval Middle Ages Mouth Nose Oesophagus Olfaction Olfactory Organs Respiratory System Sense Senses Sepia Smell Spleen Stomach Taste Thoracic Thorax Tongue Trachea Vision Word Words Writing 1499 Brain Compendium Mono Chrome
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This print takes us back in time to the 15th century, offering a glimpse into the intricate world of internal anatomy. The diagram, originating from Johann Peyligks Philosophiae Naturalis Compendium in Leipzig, Germany (1499), showcases a detailed illustration of the human head and torso's internal organs. With labels written in Latin, this situs figure provides valuable insight into medical knowledge during the medieval period. The sepia-toned monochrome image transports us to an era where understanding the human body was still shrouded in mystery. Every organ is meticulously dissected and labeled, allowing viewers to explore the complex systems that govern our senses and bodily functions. From the chest to abdomen, each part plays a crucial role: lungs for respiration, heart for circulation, brain for cognition, eyes for vision – all interconnected like an intricately woven tapestry. The digestive system with its stomach and intestines reminds us of our nourishment needs while highlighting how taste and smell contribute to our sensory experiences. As we observe this historical artwork through modern lenses, it serves as a testament to humanity's relentless pursuit of knowledge throughout history. It offers not only a window into past medical practices but also sparks curiosity about how far we have come since then. This print by Science Photo Library beautifully captures both the artistry and scientific significance behind this remarkable piece from centuries ago.
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