Secunda pagina figurarum capitalium. [Human brain]
Thomas Geminus · 1510 - 1562
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Secunda pagina figurarum capitalium. [Human brain], Thomas Geminus (1545). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Thomas Geminus died in 1562; this work is in the public domain.
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An engraved anatomical plate shows several views of the human brain and skull, including a top-down view of the cerebral hemispheres and sectioned cranial interiors labeled with letters. The page carries Latin headings for the figures, and the work is attributed to Thomas Geminus, dated 1545.
