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English physician and anatomist. Harvey demonstrating his theory of the circulation of the blood to King Charles I and the future King Charles II, using the heart of a dissected deer. Steel engraving, English, 1851, after a painting, 1848, by Robert Hannah
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English physician and anatomist. Harvey demonstrating his theory of the circulation of the blood to King Charles I and the future King Charles II, using the heart of a dissected deer. Steel engraving, English, 1851, after a painting, 1848, by Robert Hannah
WILLIAM HARVEY (1578-1657).
English physician and anatomist. Harvey demonstrating his theory of the circulation of the blood to King Charles I and the future King Charles II, using the heart of a dissected deer. Steel engraving, English, 1851, after a painting, 1848, by Robert Hannah
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Media ID 8864829
1630s Anatomist Anatomy Biology Charles I Charles Ii Circulatory System Deer Demonstration Dissection Doctor Feather Hannah Harvey Heart Medical Instrument Medicine Prince Research Robert Scientific Revolution Scientist Table Theory William
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This print captures a significant moment in the history of medicine and science. In the image, we see the renowned English physician and anatomist, William Harvey, demonstrating his groundbreaking theory of the circulation of blood to King Charles I and the future King Charles II. Harvey stands at a table adorned with various medical instruments, holding up the heart of a dissected deer as he explains his revolutionary findings. The attentive monarchs are seated on either side, their faces filled with curiosity and awe. King Charles I is dressed in regal attire while young Prince Charles II looks on intently, perhaps already displaying an early interest in scientific pursuits. The scene is beautifully depicted through a steel engraving by Robert Hannah in 1851, based on his painting from 1848. The attention to detail is remarkable; every feather on their hats and every strand of hair on Harvey's beard can be discerned. This image not only showcases an important moment in medical history but also highlights England's contribution to scientific advancements during the time of the Scientific Revolution. It serves as a reminder that progress often stems from bold individuals like Harvey who challenge existing beliefs and push boundaries through rigorous research. Overall, this print encapsulates both historical significance and artistic excellence, making it a valuable addition to any collection celebrating achievements in biology, anatomy, or medical science.
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