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Filtering by: Location David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library Year 1618

1. Female Ivory Anatomical Manikin

Description/Abstract:: Female ivory anatomical manikin of seventeenth or eighteenth century European origin.
Date:: 17th or 18th century

2. Mansur

Description/Abstract:: 17th century copy of a late 14th century Persian manuscript treatise on anatomy showing a diagram of the bones. Slide 2. Located at: qS Mansur 15th century.
Date:: 17th century

3. Mansur

Description/Abstract:: 17th century copy of a late 14th century Persian manuscript on anatomy showing a diagram of the veins. Slide 5. Located at: qS Mansur 15th century.
Date:: 17th century

4. Mansur

Description/Abstract:: 17th century copy of a late 14th century manuscript treatise on anatomy showing a diagram of the reproductive system. Slide 7. Located at: qS Mansur 15th century.
Date:: 17th century

5. Mansur

Description/Abstract:: 17th century copy of a late 14th century Persian manuscript treatise on anatomy showing a diagram of the arteries. Slide 6. Located at: qS Mansur 15th century.
Date:: 17th century

6. Chinese ivory manikin

Description/Abstract:: Chinese ivory anatomical manikin which was used by upper class women to indicate to their physician the site of their problem. The top-knot from her hair has been removed to reveal a stopper.
Date:: 17th or 18th century

7. Ivory anatomical manikins

Description/Abstract:: Close-up of male and female pair of standing ivory anatomical manikins.
Date:: 17th or 18th century

8. Manikin with books

Description/Abstract:: Standing female ivory manikin featured by volumes from the Trent Collection.
Date:: 17th or 18th century

9. Three ivory manikins

Description/Abstract:: Three standing ivory manikins: two women and a man.
Date:: 17th or 18th century

10. Female manikin showing size relative to human hand

Description/Abstract:: Another view of female ivory anatomical manikin (Accession # 00013) showing size in relation to the human hand.
Date:: 17th or 18th century

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