Cabinet - Sources

Theodor de Bry, Oppidum Secota (c. 1590)
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Concrete Fences (Kyrgyzstan)
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Humanist botany: the case of Dioscorides
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Drawing of the Church of the Holy Trinity in Uppsala
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The Oxford syllabus as circulus disciplinarum, 1635
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BSH5: Silver tetradrachm of Athens, fragment, c. 450–425 BC.
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Printed model to printed image: Senecio
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The printing process
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Пионерский галстук (Таджикистан)
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Sundials in the Renaissance
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Pitt Rivers Museum, looking north-east across the Court
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A cartographical renaissance: the Western recovery of Ptolemy's Geographia, 1397-c.1460
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New plants, new medicines: tobacco
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Casino di San Marco: 'The House of Nature'
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Mercator, World Map (1569)
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Clone of 'Tradescant's Orchard' Herbal
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Custom-made phonebook (Kazakhstan)
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Cartographic table, Nuremberg, c. 1553
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Cinnamon, peppercorns, nutmeg and cloves
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Man
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Proof, plate editing and print
Image for Proof, published plate and reverse of the copper printing plate of ‘GRAMINA LOLIACEA, DACTYLA, PHALARIS, PANICUM, ijsq[ue] congenera’ from Morison’s Historia Plantarum Universalis Oxoniensis (1699: Sect. 8, Tab. 3). Plants drawn and copper plate engraved
Print: "Mother's Hens", the Grain Grower's Guide, May 19, 1915
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Raphael, Drapery study (c. 1508)
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Translating the five orders: John Thorpe, 1601
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