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Andreas Vesalius. Line engraving by L. Gaultier.

Fishermen trapping fish in the Sea of Marmara with the aid of a look-out post. Engraving after A. Caron, 1615.

Three hearts under one crown, representing the three princes of Great Britain: Prince Henry, Prince Charles (the later King Charles I) and Princess Elizabeth). Engraving by L. Gaultier, 1612.

Saint Luke. Engraving by L. Gaultier, 1603.

A man with a wooden leg carrying arms and legs in a basket; representing the relation between the whole and its parts in Aristotelian logic. Engraving by L. Gaultier, ca. 1613.

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Andreas Vesalius. Line engraving by L. Gaultier.

Fishermen trapping fish in the Sea of Marmara with the aid of a look-out post. Engraving after A. Caron, 1615.

Three hearts under one crown, representing the three princes of Great Britain: Prince Henry, Prince Charles (the later King Charles I) and Princess Elizabeth). Engraving by L. Gaultier, 1612.

Saint Luke. Engraving by L. Gaultier, 1603.

A man with a wooden leg carrying arms and legs in a basket; representing the relation between the whole and its parts in Aristotelian logic. Engraving by L. Gaultier, ca. 1613.

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Andreas Vesalius. Line engraving by L. Gaultier.

Fishermen trapping fish in the Sea of Marmara with the aid of a look-out post. Engraving after A. Caron, 1615.

Three hearts under one crown, representing the three princes of Great Britain: Prince Henry, Prince Charles (the later King Charles I) and Princess Elizabeth). Engraving by L. Gaultier, 1612.

Saint Luke. Engraving by L. Gaultier, 1603.

A man with a wooden leg carrying arms and legs in a basket; representing the relation between the whole and its parts in Aristotelian logic. Engraving by L. Gaultier, ca. 1613.