Cabinet - Sources

Statues of Charles I and Henrietta Maria, Canterbury Quadrangle, St John's College
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Saami woman
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Tetzel as Indulgence Seller
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Santucci's sphere, Florence, 1588-93
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Mathematical model (from 1620)
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The origin and spread of botanical gardens in European universities
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August of Saxony by Lucas Cranach jr., 1572
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Zuccaro, Doorway to Palazzo Zuccari (1590)
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Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Cgm 597, fol. 259v
Images and Objects in the Study of Seventeenth-Century Science
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Vesalius, De humani corporis fabrica libri septem, 1543
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Inscribed oracle bones, 12th century BCE
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Johanninpoika Marataja
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The Settala Collection, 1666
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Нагрудный туристический значок «Биби-Ханым»
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Ewer formed from a Seychelles nut, Prague, 1602
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Lithograph of a Swedish man and woman
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Terracotta 'Persian rider' from Al Mina (3D)
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Quadrant, England, brass (17th century)
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Dedication (cont.)
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Pope as Antichrist
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Drawing of The Seven Sisters
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Drawing of a window
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T9: Silver stater in the name of the Lycian dynast Perikles of Limyra, c. 390-360 BC.
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