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Zustand: Bueno. EAN: 9788486917357 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Título: Historia de la Composición Del Cuerpo HumanoAutor: Juan Valverde De Hamusco Editorial: Sociedad Estatal Quinto Centenario.

. . . 1 Vol. . 456 pp. Folio. Tela Editorial. . Buen estado de conservación. .

Zustand: molto buono. in-folio, ff. (18), 154, leg. mod. m. perg., tit. ms. al dorso. Titolo inciso entro bella bordura a motivo architett. con particolari anatomici, ritr. dell'a. inc. da N. Béatrizet al verso della dedica al Re Filippo II (come nell'ediz. orig. in lingua spagnola pubblicata a Roma nel 1556); 46 tavole anatomiche a piena pag., 4 delle quali qui aggiunte fuori testo tra i ff. 82-83. Altra dedica al Card. fra Giovanni da Toledo. Le belle tavole si devono ai disegni di Gaspar Becerra ed al bulino di Nicolas Béatrizet o Beautrizet (Niccolò Beatrici, nato a Thionville); seppur basate su quelle di Vesalio, presentano vari miglioramenti ed addizioni. Seconda edizione della traduzione in lingua italiana (dopo la prima del 1560) di Anton Tabo (no Sabo, come talvolta si trova) e rivista dall'autore. E' l'opera maggiore di Valverde, il più stimato anatomista spagnolo del Cinquecento, il quale contribuì in maniera determinante alla diffusione delle teorie e dell'opera di Andrea Vesalio, medico belga e professore a Padova, che nel 1543 aveva pubblicato l'opera che avrebbe dato inizio allo studio moderno dell'anatomia. Esempl. discreto (lievemente rifilato, con qualche macchia gialla qua e là, tracce d'uso e annotazioni mss. al verso dei ff. 140 e 154). Camerini, Annali dei Giunti di Venezia, n. 911. Choulant pp. 205-08. Wellcome 6477. Waller I, n. 9806. Osler n. 576. Cushing-Fulton, pp. 146-7;: «.he corrected Vesalian anatomy. His eye-muscle figures are a great improvement on those of Vesalius, as is the representation of the muscles of nose and larynx». STC 711. Adams V-231. Book.

Venecia, Studio et industria Iuntarum (Juntas), 1589. En folio (318 x 224)mm. (34), 340 pp., [i.e. 339], 1 retrato, 46 láminas grabadas a toda página. Bella portada grabada de estilo arquitectà nico. Signaturas: a-c8, A-Z6, Aa-Dd6, Ee8. Pergamino del siglo XVII, tÃtulo rotulado en la lomera. Primera edicià n latina del texto completo de Valverde, el tratado de anatomÃa español más importante publicado hasta entonces. Juan Valverde, nacido en Hamusco, Palencia, es uno de los principales tratadistas de AnatomÃa. La obra está ilustrada con las famosas láminas de Gaspar Becerra tiradas a la inversa, más cuatro adicionales inà ditas de autor desconocido. La traduccià n es de Miguel Colombo, mà dico y profesor de Juan Valverde y a su vez alumno de Vesalio. La bella portada arquitectà nica está más trabajada y elaborada que en la edicià n italiana. En parte, el enorme à xito de Valverde reside en haber utilizado las mismas ilustraciones que Vesalio, magnÃficamente dibujadas, como hemos mencionado, por Gaspar Becerra, y se apunta a Niccolo Beatrici como el grabador. Sin embargo, la obra de Valverde no es una mera copia: más de diez láminas no están contenidas en la obra de Vesalio, como las representaciones de los músculos abdominales, la representacià n de las venas, etcà tera, y corrige algunos errores cometidos por Vesalio en su Anatomia Corporis Fabrica. Extraordinario ejemplar de amplios márgenes, poco común, fresco y generalmente limpio; mÃnima restauracià n marginal en p. 209, ligeros puntos de à xido ocasional, pequeña mancha en cinco hojas a mitad del volumen, por lo demás perfecto. Eeferencias: Choulant pp. 205-208; Palau 349371 First Latin edition of the complete text by Valverde as it appeared in the Spanish edition printed in Rome. This edition has the 42 original plates by Valverde plus four myologic plates by an unknown artist and engraver. At the end of the prefaces is inserted on a whole page a bust of Valverde with the monogram of Niccolo Beatrici. The four newly added engravings represent four muscle-manikins in different positions, all beautifully and forcefully engraved. A very good copy bound in contemporary vellum. Reference: Choulant pp. 205-208; Palau 349371 318x224mm. (12½x8¾").

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. FINE ANATOMICAL ENGRAVINGS FIRST EDITION thus. Folio. ff. [18], 154. Roman letter, little Italic. Engraved architectural title with skeletons, monkey, pig and scenes from anatomical lectures, 42 full-page anatomical engravings by N. Beatrizet after G. Becerra, handful of small woodcuts of blood vessels, decorated initials and ornaments. Intermittent very light water stain along upper blank margin slightly more noticeable in couple of gatherings, few ll. very slightly browned, a little mostly marginal finger- or ink-soiling. A very good copy, on thick high-quality paper, in contemporary Spanish limp vellum, lacking ties, recased, very minor repair to extremities, contemporary ms title to spine (faded), C18 bookplate of Juan Pignatelli Fernández de Heredia (1724-76), Conde de Fuentes, to title verso. In folding box. A very good well-margined copy of the first edition in Italian of this important study of human anatomy, with 42 fine, full-page engravings. Juan de Valverde de Hamusco (c.1525-?) studied medicine at Padua and Rome under Realdo Columbo and Bartolomeo Eustachi. Originally published in Castilian as Historia de la composicion del cuerpo humano (Rome, 1556), Anatomia was translated into Italian by Anton Tabo, under Valverde s supervision. A Latin translation only followed much later, which suggests the original intended audience were mainly barber-surgeons, who generally did not possess a sound knowledge of Latin. Dedicated to King Philip II, Anatomia is divided into 7 books. The first part of each is a textual study, the second a collection of engraved plates with facing explanatory tables. Book I deals with bones, head to foot, and their structure, as well as of teeth, nails, cartilage of the nose and ears, and the throat. Book II focuses on muscles, the skin and ligaments; Book III on the digestive and reproductive system; Book IV on the organs of life (i.e., heart, lungs); Book V on the brain; Book VI on blood vessels, and Book VII on the nerves. Based on the famous woodcuts in Vesalius Humani corporis fabrica , the 42 engravings include 4 that are original to Valverde s work. In general, we find several figures which do not occur in Vesalius works, e.g., a muscle-manikin holding his skin in his right hand and a dagger in his left; several representations of the abdominal muscles, of the momentum and the intestines; a standing pregnant woman with her abdomen cut open, and representations of the principal veins and many others. Parts of the bodies are dressed in armor (Choulant, p.205). The muscle-manikin holding his skin bears a striking resemblance to Michelangelo s St Bartholomew (both Beatrizet and Becerra were associated with him) depicted in the Sistine Chapel. A plate in Book IV shows the anatomist at work, as he delves into the open chest of a corpse; the anatomist himself is shown in anatomical layers, his lungs in full view. Valverde was accused of plagiarising Vesalius; he replied he had decided not to make new anatomical figures, replicating Vesalius instead, so his readers would see more easily, from the occasional differences to the original, what Valverde disagreed on. USTC 861981; EDIT16 CNCE 48221; Durling 4532; Osler 576 (1586 ed.); Heirs of Hippocrates (1586 ed.); Choulant-Frank, pp.205-7; Wellcome 6476.