Regne animal. Reptiles. Pl. 4. 1. L'Emyde Peinte. / 2. La tortue a Boite.

Oken Lorenz ( 1779 - 1851 ) Zürich

Verlag: Artist: Oken Lorenz ( - 1851 ) Zürichissued in: unknown; - Oken Lorenz (1779-1851) was a German physician natural philosopher natural scientist and biologist comparative anatomist and physiologist He is regarded as the most important representative of a romantic-speculative natural philosophy of Schellingian character With Isis Oken published the first interdisciplinary journal in the German-speaking world for over thirty years The Assembly of German Naturalists and Physicians was founded on his initiative Oken received his doctorate in 1804 and his dissertation written in German bore the Latin title Febris synochalis biliosa cum typo tertiano et complicatione rheumatica As early as the summer of 1802 Oken wrote a 22-octavo-page overview of, 1779

Technic: Steel engraving, colorit: original colored, condition: Perfect condition, size (in cm): 22 x 12 cm cm; - Four illustrations of two turtles. 1. emys picta Schn./ swamp turtle, 2. terrapene clausa Merr. From the book 'Oken's Allgemeine Naturgeschichte' (Natural History) published 1833, engraved by N. Remonde, printed from N. Remonde. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers DT1038_500

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Titel: Regne animal. Reptiles. Pl. 4. 1. L'Emyde ...
Verlag: Artist: Oken Lorenz ( - 1851 ) Zürichissued in: unknown; - Oken Lorenz (1779-1851) was a German physician natural philosopher natural scientist and biologist comparative anatomist and physiologist He is regarded as the most important representative of a romantic-speculative natural philosophy of Schellingian character With Isis Oken published the first interdisciplinary journal in the German-speaking world for over thirty years The Assembly of German Naturalists and Physicians was founded on his initiative Oken received his doctorate in 1804 and his dissertation written in German bore the Latin title Febris synochalis biliosa cum typo tertiano et complicatione rheumatica As early as the summer of 1802 Oken wrote a 22-octavo-page overview of
Erscheinungsdatum: 1779