Anatomia del Cavallo. Infirmita del Cavallo 1602

"Anatomia del Cavallo. Infirmita del Cavallo," a detailed anatomical illustration of a horse by Carlo Ruini, is a captivating example of scientific art from 1602. The artwork depicts a horse's internal anatomy, showcasing its intricate network of veins and arteries with remarkable precision. It was originally published as part of Ruini's groundbreaking treatise on equine anatomy and medicine, a testament to the Renaissance's burgeoning interest in scientific exploration and anatomical knowledge.