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From Andrea Vesalius, "De Humani corporis fabrica", woodcut, Basle, 1543.
With the imagery of Andrea Vesalius (Andreas 先頭 Wesel) anatomy took a 広大な／多数の／重要な step 今後. The art of printing was one 必要条件 for this, but also a 分離 from the Galen tradition, that 主として relied on animal dissection. Vesalius 成し遂げるd dissections already as a young and very talented student of 薬／医学 in Paris. But it was as a professor of 薬／医学 at Padua that he, 28 years old, published the Humani corporis fabrica (printed in Basle). The woodcuts were made under Vesalius' rigid 監督. Who made the 初めの 製図／抽選s is not known, but there has been some guesses, maybe Titian or one of his pupils, Joannes Stephanus of Calcar. Maybe Vesalius himself made some of the 製図／抽選s. This is the sixth of fourteen muscle plates.