The Complete Anatomical Works Of André Du Laurens, Dated 1621
The Complete Anatomical Works of André du Laurens, Chief Physician to King Henry IV, Sieur de Ferrières, Advisor and Chief Physician to the Most Christian King of France and Navarre, Henry the Great. A work on medicine and anatomy with engravings, printed in Paris in 1621.
An important treatise on medicine and anatomy from the early 17th century, featuring numerous copperplate engravings and detailed anatomical plates.
Complete engraved frontispiece, featuring an engraved portrait of André du Laurens.
Numerous anatomical illustrations depicting the human body, internal organs, the heart, the lungs, the fetus, and various medical studies.
Text printed in Old French using period typefaces.
Work published during the reign of Louis XIII. These works were revived and translated into French by Théophile Gelée, the city physician of Dieppe.
Regarding the condition, please note that this is a book in need of restoration: the binding is severely damaged and largely unstitched, with visible old seams, tears, missing pages, water stains, soiling, and corners and margins that are at times heavily damaged.The engravings and scientific content nevertheless retain significant historical and bibliophilic interest.
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Dimensions:
height: 36.5 cm
width: 26 cm
depth: 8.5 cm
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Period: 17th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Needs to be restored
Width: 26 cm
Height: 36,5 cm
Depth: 8,5 cm
Reference (ID): 1841301
Availability: In stock
