Iconographic Engravings – The Fine Arts (1851) 16th Century Dentist Scene

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ntique 1851 Engraving - 16th Century Dentist Scene

Description: This antique engraving from 1851 offers a fascinating glimpse into a 16th-century dental practice. Capturing the tools, setting, and the interaction between the dentist and patient, this print offers a vivid portrayal of Renaissance-era healthcare. Originally illustrated in Panoplia Omnium Illiberalium Mechanicarum Artium by Hartmann Schopper, published in 1578, it is ideal for collectors of historical illustrations, dental enthusiasts, or anyone intrigued by the evolution of medical practices.

Details:

• Book Origin: Les Accessoires du Costume et du Mobilier, 1851
• Material: High-quality reproduction from an original 1851 engraving
• Subject: Dentist scene from the 16th century, based on Hartmann Schopper's work
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition, ideal for framing

Features:

• Detailed depiction of a historical dental practice, illustrating 16th-century tools and techniques
• Captures the charm and authenticity of Renaissance medical practices
• From an 1851 publication, adding historical value and authenticity
• Perfect for framing and displaying in a dentist office, study, or medical collection