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Strike breaking coal miners in Rhondda Valley, WalesStrike breaking coal miners in the Rhondda Valley, Wales, with their lamps before going down the pit
George Wilhelm Steller (1709 - 1746)Stellers Sea - Cow (Hydrodamalis gigas/Rhytina gigas) a sea - cow almost 6 meters long, discovered by George Wilhelm Steller (1709 - 1746) on Behrings second expedition to Kamchatka (1741)
John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland (1520 - 1553) married his son to Lady Jane Grey and opposed the succession of Mary I. Engraving after the portrait by Holbein
Departure of Prince Siddhartha, illustrationDeparture of Prince Siddhartha; Siddhartha Guataman (c.563 - c.483 BC), founder of Buddhism. Became supreme Buddha c528 BC
Portrait of Pietro Lando
Representation of people of New WorldFirst published representation of people of the New World. Human flesh is being eaten (top left), and part of a human body is hanging from a beam (centre top)
March, Astrological sign of Aries, RamMarch. Astrological sign of Aries, the Ram. From the " Bedford Hours", French 15th century illuminated manuscript
Buddha as mendicant in saffron robesPrince Siddhartha: Siddhartha Guataman (c563 - c483 BC) founder of Buddhism. Became supreme Buddha c528 BC. Buddha as mendicant in saffron robes
Dentistry in 17th century, FranceDentistry in 17th century France. While the dentist is pulling the mans tooth his assistant is picking the patients purse
Engraving of goddess HecateHecate, triple - bodied daughter of the Titan Perses and of Asteria. As goddess of the lower world, in Ancient Greek mythology she ruled over magic, ghosts and witchcraft. Wood engraving
Michael Alberti (1682 - 1757) German physician and a founder of forensic medicine, born in Nuremberg. engraving from " Icones Virorum" by Friedrich Roth - Scholtz (Nuremberg, 1725)
Title page of Luthers Old TestamentMartin Luther (1483 - 1546) German religious reformer. Title page of Luthers translation of the Old Testament from Hebrew into German (1534)
Knight of Malta also called Knight Hospitaller. Member of the Order of St John of Jerusalem founded end 11th century, dedicated to fighting the " infidel" and treating sick and wounded
Hotel - Dieu de Paris. On the right nuns feed their patients while, bottom left, corpses are sewn into shrouds
Doctor examining urine samplePhysician examining a sample of urine from the patient lying in bed
Dissection in progressA dissection in progress
Birth of Julius Caesar (c100 - 44 BC) by caesarian section. From Filippion Beroaldos (1453 - 1505) edition of Seutonius " Lives of the Caesars" which repeated the legend of Caesars birth
Lack of hygieneA confinement showing complete lack of hygiene with people eating and drinking, a child playing, and a dog gnawing a bone, all in the same room in which a baby has just been delivered
Greatracks touched for ScrofulaValentine Greatracks or Greatorex (1628 - 1666), known as Grearakes the Stroker. Greatracks touched for the Kings Evil (Scrofula) which he also treated with carrot poultices. Woodcut 1837
Astrologers casting horoscopeAstrologers casting a horoscope for the child being born to the woman in the foreground seated in a birthing chair. She is supported by two women while the midwife delivers the baby
Internal organs of the human body. From Gregor Reisch " Margarita Philosophica", Basle, 1508
Hippocrates of Cos (born c460 BC) Ancient Greek physician. Woodcut from Hartmann Schedel " Liber chronicarum mundi" (Nuremberg Chronicle), Nuremberg, 1493
Four Humors with their animalsThe Four Humors with their representative animals. Choleric, with lion: Sanguine, with ape: Phlegmatic, with sheep: Melancholic, with pig
Distillation of medicines. Female in centre is sorting herbs to be used in various concoctions
Female Mandrake plant. Woodcut from Johannis de Cuba " Ortus Sanitatis", Strasbourg, 1483. A soporific was obtained from the root and its properties were probably known to the Babylonians
Male Mandrake plant. Woodcut from Johannis de Cuba " Ortus Sanitatis", Strasbourg, 1483. A soporific was obtained from the root and its properties were probably known to the Babylonians
Head and neckPlate of the head and neck including at IX and X the bones of the ear. From Bartolommeo Eustachi " Tabulae Anatomicae", second edition, Amsterdam, 1722
Birth by caesarian sectionIllustration of birth by caesarian section from Scipione Mercurio " La Commare o Raccoglitrice..." Verona, 1642. Mercurio recommended caesarian section in cases of contracted pelvis
Birthing chair in use. Midwife works underneath the mothers clothing while her assistant supports the mother from behind. 16th century woodcut from Eucharius Roslin " The Garden of Roses"
Illustration from Fourteenth Century on SurgeryThe anatomy lesson. Engraving after a manuscript of the work of the French surgeon Guy de Chaulliac (c1300 - 1368)
German airship designed by Count von ZeppelinA German airship designed by Count von Zeppelin and, at the top right corner, the much smaller French airship Parseval. Liebig trade card c1900
Doctor applying Bezoar stonePhysician applying a Bezoar stone to a victim of poisoning. The stone was extracted from the gall - bladder or stomach of an animal such as a goat or an antelope
Doctor examining urine samplePhysician in a hospital ward examining a specimen of urine. 17th century engraving by (Gasper) Bouttata
Woman hatching babyWoman hatching a baby from an egg she has incubated. Incident reported by the Ancient Greek historian Herodotus (c485 - 425 BC)
Thaddeus Kosciuszko (1746 - 1817) portraitThaddeus Kosciuszko (1746 - 1817) Polish soldier and patriot. Engraving
Sandals and toe caps of King Tutankhamen, Egyptian Pharaoh of the Eighteenth dynasty. Ruled 1333 BC - 1324 BC, during the period of Egyptian history known as the New Kingdom
March, Astrological sign of AriesMarch. Astrological sign of Aries. Pruning. From the " Bedford Hours", French 15th century illuminated manuscript
Early 16th century life. August: The grain harvest. Reaping with sickles. Workers being brought refreshment by woman. Sheaves of grain being carted to barn or mill (centre left)
June, tournament, 16th century Flemish calendarJune: A tournament. Early 16th century Flemish manuscript calendar
Comparison of embryos of Pig, Cow, Rabbit and ManHaeckels comparison of embryos of Pig, Cow, Rabbit and Man
Portrait of Christopher ColumbusEngraving of an ivory niello showing Christopher Columbus (1451 - 1506), Genoese explorer, on board his ship during his voyage to America
Chief Wahunsonacock smoking in his hutTop: Chief Wahunsonacock (father of Pocahontas) head of Powhatan confederacy of Algonquin - speaking tribes smoking in his hut
Christopher Columbus looking at sailing shipsChristopher Columbus (1451 - 1506), Genoese explorer, discovering America. Woodcut, Florence, 1493
View of Venice from title page of Amerigo Vespucci " Voyages", 1521
Minamoto Yorimoto on horseMinamoto Yorimoto (1147 - 1199) Japanese warrior and founder of the feudal form of Japanese government, the Shogunate, 1192. Artists impression
Mechanical blacksmithsHero of Alexandrias (lst century AD) mechanical blacksmiths. Woodcut from " Gli Artificiose e curiosi moti spiritale de Herone", Bologna, 1647. The mechanism is powered by water
Knight Templar in travelling dress. Poor Knights of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon, founded c1119 to protect pilgrims from maruading Muslims. Order Suppressed by Pope Clement V in 1312
John Dee (1527 - 1608) English alchemist, geographer and mathematician. 18th century copperplate engraving
Engraving of Edward Kelley - English astrologerEdward Kelley or Kelly (active 1575) English astrologer and alchemist. Assistant to John Dee. Copperplate engraving circa 1700
George Whitefield (1714 - 1770) founder of MethodismGeorge Whitefield (1714 - 1770) English evangelist and a founder of Methodism. Whitefield preaching in the open air. Wood engraving c1870
Etched portrait of Nicholas Culpepper (1616 - 1654)Nicholas Culpepper (1616 - 1654). English physician, herbalist and astrologer and, bottom, Red Lion House at Spitalfields, London, where he lived. 19th century engraving
Etched portrait of Nicholas Culpepper (1616 - 1654)Nicholas Culpepper (1616 - 1654) English physician, herbalist and astrologer Frontispiece from his " School of Physick" showing him with hand on a skull and with blank horoscope chart
Pilgrim Fathers on way to churchPilgrim Fathers on their way to church. Pilgrim Fathers, the Puritans who settled in Plymouth in 1620 and founded the first permanent colony in New England. Engraving after picture by GH Boughton
Martin Luther (1483 - 1546) German Protestant reformer, left, with John Oecolampadius, John Frederick the Magnanimous, Elector of Ernestine Saxony (one of Luthers protectors)
Philip Melancthon (Schwarzerd) 1497 - 1560, German Protestant reformer. 18th century engraving after original likeness by Durer
Work on Bible translationLeft to Right: Philip Melancthon (1497 - 1560), Martin Luther (1483 - 1546), Pomeranus (Johann Bugenhagen 1485 - 1558) and Cruciger (Gaspard Creuziger 1504 - 1548)
Leo Xs Papal BullMartin Luther (1483 - 1546) German Protestant reformer. Title page of Leo Xs Papal Bull excommunicating him. 1520
Martin Luther (1483 - 1546) German Protestant reformer. After woodcut by Cranach (1546)
Martin Luther (1483 - 1546) German Protestant reformer, burning the Papal Bull excommunicating him. Wittenberg, 1520
Pope Leo X (Giovanni de Medici 1475 - 1521, Pope from 1513) supervising the burning of Martin Luthers books after the first Diet of Worms, 1521. Woodcut
Thomas Sackville, 1st Earl of Dorset (1536 - 1608) English statesman and diplomat. As commissioner of state trials, he announced to Mary Queen of Scots her death sentence, 1586. Engraving
Philip Howard, Earl of Arundel (1557 - 1595) English nobleman. He professed Roman Catholicism in 1584, was fined and imprisoned and died in the Tower of London. Engraving after portrait by Zucchero
Great Pond at ElvethamThe Great Pond at Elvetham in 1591, the scene of the entertainment given by the Earl of Hertford during the visit of Elizabeth I. The Queens presence seat and her attendants at A, top left. Engraving
Louis XIII of France (1601 - 1643). Reigned from 1610. Son of Henry IV and Marie de Medici, father of Louis XIV. Copperplate equestrian portrait published 1629
Henry Fitzalan, 12th Earl of Arundel (1511 - 1580) English statesman. Leader of the Roman Catholic party after the death of Mary I
Battle of La Hogue. Anglo - Dutch naval victory over the French under Tourville, 19 May 1692. War of the Grand Alliance. Engraving after painting by Benjamin West
Philip Melancthon (Schwarzerd) 1497 - 1560. German Protestant reformer. Portrait after Holbein
Charles, Archduke of Austria (1771 - 1847) Celebrated general. Defeated Napoleon at Aspern (May 1809). Copperplate engraving c1815
Battle of Blenheim (Hochstadt) 13 August 1704 (new style). Marlborough and Prince Eugene of Savoy victorius. War of the Spanish succession. Hand - colored engraving
Louis XIII of France (1601 - 1643). Reigned from 1610. Son of Henry IV and Marie de Medici, father of Louis XIV. Copperplate equestrian portrait published 1623
Wire Worker. From 16th century woodcut by Jost Amman
Mariners MirrourFrancis Drake (c1540 - 1596) English navigator and privateer. Engraving
Leper with begging bowl and rattleLeprosy: Leper with begging bowl and bell or rattle which he is shaking to warn that he is unclean. Engraving after a 13th century manuscript " Miroir historial" of Vincent de Beauvais
Dice Makers Workshop. From 16th century woodcut by Jost Amman
Plant of CentauryA plant of Centaury from a 13th century Anglo - Norman herbal. The plant is named after Chiron the Centaur who in Ancient Greek legend cured a wound from a poisoned arrow with Centaury
Laying siege cannon on target.Bottom right is a gunners level. Earth - filled baskets called gabions give some protection for guns and men
Clasp Makers WorkshopThe Clasp Makers Workshop. From 16th century woodcut by Jost Amman
Man visited by scourge of leprosyMan visited by the scourge of leprosy. Disease was often thought to be Gods punishment for a sinful act or acts
Gunners laying siege to a moated and fortified enclosure. Attackers are using earth - filled baskets called gabions to protect their guns and themselves
Irish men and women in the time of Elizabeth I. 16th century
Illustration for Edmund Spensers poemIllustration for February for Edmund Spensers poem " The Shepherds Calendar", 1597. Woodcut