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Tag: anatomy lesson

Joris Fonteijn dissected: the anatomy lesson of Dr. Deijman

September 30, 2022October 26, 2022 Public History Student

On the table lies a dead man’s body. His stomach is empty, his brain is visible. Behind him stands a man, whose head is missing. His hands perform a section on the brain of the corpse. On the left stands a second person. He carefully follows the actions of the man behind the corpse. In […]

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