Derived from: the original woodcut in De Ketham's Fasciculo di medicina, Venice 1493 (2nd ed.). This dissection scene was not present in the Latin editio princeps of Venice 1491, the Fasciculus medicinae. The 1493 dissection scene is distinguished by the broken pane on the right and the position of the basket below the table on the left. Although the lettering indicates that this is from the 1495 edition of De Ketham's Fasciculus medicinae, the dissection scene of this edition has a left window without any panes, the right window has two complete, closed panes, the basket has been moved to the right and the lecturer is depicted with more animated gestures and has an open mouth, as if speaking
