Collectanea de Lapide Philosophiae, 16th century

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Collectanea de Lapide Philosophiae, 16th century
John Awdeley, The Fraternity of Vagabonds, 1561
Picture of “Wound Man” from an English anatomical treatise, c. 1400-1600. Presumably served as a reminder of the injuries to which the human body is prone. These typically range from blows to the head, to stab wounds and bites by snakes and insects. [6710x8935]
Source: https://reddit.com/r/ArtefactPorn/comments/boatdl/picture_of_wound_man_from_an_english_anatomical/
The crypt beneath the Church of the Nativity of Our Lord, Loreta, Prague. > Photos by P. Zuchnický.
Saint George Killing the Dragon, Bernat Martorell, 1434/35
16th century Italian lace patterns.
Bazzachi, Giovanni, active 1577-1596. Nova scielta de’ piu belli lavori, et ricami, ch'oggidi s'usano. Piacenza, 1592.
Typ 525 92.196
Houghton Library, Harvard University
I’m always on the look for frames like this. Tiny, strange shapes! http://bit.ly/2I389Bc
Manuel Álvarez Bravo, Box of Visions (Caja de visiones), c. 1930.
From Helleleuchtender Hertzens-Spiegel, 1680.
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Immanuel Friedlaender - Vesuv, 1903
Taken from Emblemata Moralia & Bellica (1615) by Jacobus Bruck Engraving by Matthaus Merian
“Invidentes egent“