
Museum Boerhaave
Folder: Leiden, the Netherlands
Museum Boerhaave – Portrait of Andreas Grünheide, the Prussian sword-swallower
"In 1635 at the University of Köningsberg, a knife was removes from Andreas Grünheide. He had swallowed the knife a month earlier in a drinking bout. Such an operation was a very risky business in those days but this one went remarkably well. As a memento the professor in charge had this painting made for his Leiden colleague Otto Heurnius. The ‘Portrait of a Prussian Peasant, who Swallowed a knife 10 inches Long’’immediately gained a place among the other raities in the Leiden Anatomy Theather."
From their website:
National Museum of the History of Science and Medicine
As the national treasury of scientific endeavours, the museum shows some 400 years of advances in knowledge. Developments in the various sciences can be viewed in 24 rooms on two levels. The emphasis is on contributions from the Netherlands.
Museum Boerhaave – Skeleton of horse and rider
From their website:
National Museum of the History of Science and Medicine
As the national treasury of scientific endeavours, the museum shows some 400 years of advances in knowledge. Developments in the various sciences can be viewed in 24 rooms on two levels. The emphasis is on contributions from the Netherlands.
Museum Boerhaave – Herbarium vivae eicones
Made by Otto Brungels.
Strasbourg 1539
From their website:
National Museum of the History of Science and Medicine
As the national treasury of scientific endeavours, the museum shows some 400 years of advances in knowledge. Developments in the various sciences can be viewed in 24 rooms on two levels. The emphasis is on contributions from the Netherlands.
Museum Boerhaave – One of the rooms
From their website:
National Museum of the History of Science and Medicine
As the national treasury of scientific endeavours, the museum shows some 400 years of advances in knowledge. Developments in the various sciences can be viewed in 24 rooms on two levels. The emphasis is on contributions from the Netherlands.
Museum Boerhaave – The Llama
From Georg Marcgraf, a student from Liebstadt (Saxony). He went on a expedition with the Dutch West Indies Company, where he studied flora and fauna in Brasil.
From their website:
National Museum of the History of Science and Medicine
As the national treasury of scientific endeavours, the museum shows some 400 years of advances in knowledge. Developments in the various sciences can be viewed in 24 rooms on two levels. The emphasis is on contributions from the Netherlands.
Museum Boerhaave – Newton's Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica
This is the edition of Leiden University Library.
From their website:
National Museum of the History of Science and Medicine
As the national treasury of scientific endeavours, the museum shows some 400 years of advances in knowledge. Developments in the various sciences can be viewed in 24 rooms on two levels. The emphasis is on contributions from the Netherlands.
Museum Boerhaave – A depiction of the Comet of 1757 or 1758
Later known as Halley's Comet.
From their website:
National Museum of the History of Science and Medicine
As the national treasury of scientific endeavours, the museum shows some 400 years of advances in knowledge. Developments in the various sciences can be viewed in 24 rooms on two levels. The emphasis is on contributions from the Netherlands.
Museum Boerhaave – De humani corporis fabrica libri septem by Vesalius
From their website:
National Museum of the History of Science and Medicine
As the national treasury of scientific endeavours, the museum shows some 400 years of advances in knowledge. Developments in the various sciences can be viewed in 24 rooms on two levels. The emphasis is on contributions from the Netherlands.
Museum Boerhaave – Plate electrical machine of Cuthbertson
From their website:
National Museum of the History of Science and Medicine
As the national treasury of scientific endeavours, the museum shows some 400 years of advances in knowledge. Developments in the various sciences can be viewed in 24 rooms on two levels. The emphasis is on contributions from the Netherlands.
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