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Ein neuer Linoldruck ist fertig :) und im Shop erhältlich
https://t.co/LCzau22dBu wen es interessiert :) #linoprint #gessner #mittelalterlich #holzschnitt
Resident Evil (2002). ID'd the illustrations on the desk in the dormitory (and mansion) a few years back. They're from an ancient book by Conrad Gessner. #REBHFun #ResidentEvil
Conrad Gessner’s frogs and toad. From vol. 4 of his history of animals (Zurich: Christoph Froschauer, 1558), in a special hand-coloured copy presented to @theUL by Matthew Parker, Archbishop of Canterbury, in 1574. 1/2
Today we highlight Conrad Gessner’s 'Historia animalium,' published in 1551-1557 that mark a shift into looking at animals in a scientific way. It is considered the start of modern zoology in the West and it was the most widely read of Renaissance natural history books.
Conrad Gessner's "Nomenclator Aquatilium Animantium"
#aquarium #fish #mythology #fables
Feels weird going back to painting after doing flat colors and inks for so long! Here's a quick one, the crazed Dr. Gessner.
#digitalpainting #ocs #characterdesign
LEPUS CORNUTUS The 'horned hair' was first described in Conrad Gessner's Historiae Animalium, Zurich, 1551-87. This led to the animal being included in many other important works of natural history. The Jackalope and Wolpertinger are other examples #MythologyMonday #GothicSpring
タイトルがめちゃ長いTabulae phytographicae, analysin generum plantarum exhibentesという文献に纏められた花や草の解説イラストが可愛いです。Gessner Johannesによって1700年後半に描かれたものです。この図書館のwebでPDFが閲覧できます。https://t.co/p5J7Tx9zS3
Décidément 2020 est placée sous le signe de la BronsonXploitation après @SidonisCalysta... Voici #QuelquUnDerrièreLaPorte de #NicolasGessner avec donc #CharleBronson, #AnthonyPerkins.
Ce film semble être un autre #MakeMyDay chez @STUDIOCANAL daté pour le 24 Juin 2020.
Beautiful Monster: "Man-fish, about the size of a boy." - Conrad Gessner, Historia Animalium, 1604.
The Historiae Animalium (“Accounts of Animals” 1551-1558) is a 4,500-page encyclopaedia. In it, Swiss naturalist Conrad Gessner attempted to list & describe all the world’s animals. He netted some mythical creatures along the way. Nonetheless the book marks the birth of zoology
Facsimile illustrations from Historia Plantarum by Swiss botanist, physician, and linguist, Conrad Gessner (1516-1565). @OslerLibrary #mcgillrarebooks #FridayFeeling #Summer2018 https://t.co/mUi9AUI6V2