Nicolaus Steno’s myology in light of Johannes van Horne’s muscle atlas
In his book on muscles, the Elementorum myologiæ specimen (Florence, 1667), Steno praised a particular group of people who, in his opinion, contributed to a better understanding of the anatomy of muscles, namely painters. It was almost as if, for Steno, painters knew more about muscles than anatomis...
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| description | In his book on muscles, the Elementorum myologiæ specimen (Florence, 1667), Steno praised a particular group of people who, in his opinion, contributed to a better understanding of the anatomy of muscles, namely painters. It was almost as if, for Steno, painters knew more about muscles than anatomists. The recent discovery of Johannes van Horne’s (1621-1670) muscle atlas at the Bibliothèque interuniversitaire de santé in Paris opened new landscapes to study Steno’s admiration of painters and the epistemic role of his anatomical illustrations. Steno most likely had Van Horne’s atlas in mind when he praised the activity of painters. In research we recently published, we argued that Steno not only shared Van Horne’s interest in illustrating the muscles, but also that he deviated from Van Horne precisely because of the importance observations had in his anatomical research. The following is a summary of our findings. We redirect our readers to our research paper for more details. |
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| spelling | doab-20.500.12854ir-1532302025-02-25T08:56:44Z Nicolaus Steno’s myology in light of Johannes van Horne’s muscle atlas Castel-Branco, Nuno Kardel, Troels Vincent, Jean-François Bonnard, Isabelle thema EDItEUR::M Medicine and Nursing::MB Medicine: general issues::MBX History of medicine In his book on muscles, the Elementorum myologiæ specimen (Florence, 1667), Steno praised a particular group of people who, in his opinion, contributed to a better understanding of the anatomy of muscles, namely painters. It was almost as if, for Steno, painters knew more about muscles than anatomists. The recent discovery of Johannes van Horne’s (1621-1670) muscle atlas at the Bibliothèque interuniversitaire de santé in Paris opened new landscapes to study Steno’s admiration of painters and the epistemic role of his anatomical illustrations. Steno most likely had Van Horne’s atlas in mind when he praised the activity of painters. In research we recently published, we argued that Steno not only shared Van Horne’s interest in illustrating the muscles, but also that he deviated from Van Horne precisely because of the importance observations had in his anatomical research. The following is a summary of our findings. We redirect our readers to our research paper for more details. Published 2025-02-25T08:56:40Z 2025-02-25T08:56:40Z 2022-09-19 chapter 978-2-7442-0206-3 978-2-7442-0205-6 https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/153230 eng image/jpeg Attribution 4.0 International https://opus.u-paris.fr/catalog/book/quatre-atlas-de-myologie-de-van-horne-et-sagemolen Université Paris Cité OPUS - Université Paris Cité https://doi.org/10.53480/van-horne.137927 https://doi.org/10.53480/van-horne.137927 014af3ff-f19a-4d98-896f-d9cbf282e1bf 978-2-7442-0206-3 978-2-7442-0205-6 OPUS - Université Paris Cité 157-170 Paris open access |
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