Author: ALBINUS, Bernardus Siegfried.
Title: Explicatio tabularum anatomicarum Bartholomaei Eustachii, anatomici summi.
Description: Leiden, J.& H.Verbeek (e typographia Dammeana), 1761. Folio. (39x24 cm.). [iv], 295, [1] pp. With 89 plates (anatomical engravings; of which 50 folding, 39 single page plates; 46 large outline + 8 (on 4 fold.plates) small outline plates. Full marble tree calf, (spine very slightly chafed; some scratches on the covers; turn-ins neatly restored; small ex-libris on upper paste down). A very nice copy. ¶ "In 1522 Eustachi, with the help of Pier Matteo Pini, a relative and an artist, prepared a series of 47 anatomical illustrations ..the first 8 lage 8vo plates were used in the "Opuscula anatomica", the remainder seemed to have been lost after his death (...) Ultimately the missing 39 engravings (in folio size) were discovered in the early 18th century. They were purchased by Pope Clement XI for 600 scudi and presented to Giovanni Maria Lancisi, his physician and a successor to Eustachi in the chair of anatomy at the Sapienza. Lancisi published the plates, together with the 8 smaller ones under the title "Tabulae anatomicae" in 1714."(DSB.IV.486/488). The Eustachius plates in this copy, newly engraved, are supplemented by separate outline plates of equal size.
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Title: Explicatio tabularum anatomicarum Bartholomaei Eustachii, anatomici summi.
Description: Leiden, J.& H.Verbeek (e typographia Dammeana), 1761. Folio. (39x24 cm.). [iv], 295, [1] pp. With 89 plates (anatomical engravings; of which 50 folding, 39 single page plates; 46 large outline + 8 (on 4 fold.plates) small outline plates. Full marble tree calf, (spine very slightly chafed; some scratches on the covers; turn-ins neatly restored; small ex-libris on upper paste down). A very nice copy. ¶ "In 1522 Eustachi, with the help of Pier Matteo Pini, a relative and an artist, prepared a series of 47 anatomical illustrations ..the first 8 lage 8vo plates were used in the "Opuscula anatomica", the remainder seemed to have been lost after his death (...) Ultimately the missing 39 engravings (in folio size) were discovered in the early 18th century. They were purchased by Pope Clement XI for 600 scudi and presented to Giovanni Maria Lancisi, his physician and a successor to Eustachi in the chair of anatomy at the Sapienza. Lancisi published the plates, together with the 8 smaller ones under the title "Tabulae anatomicae" in 1714."(DSB.IV.486/488). The Eustachius plates in this copy, newly engraved, are supplemented by separate outline plates of equal size.
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Price: EUR 2900.00 = appr. US$ 3151.86 Seller: Antiquariaat Brinkman
- Book number: 135565
- Book number: 135565
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