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Aesculapius discovering betony (chromolitho)

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Aesculapius discovering betony (chromolitho)

964078 Aesculapius discovering betony (chromolitho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Aesculapius, the Greek god of medicine and healing in ancient Greek religion, discovering betony. Drawn by Ciappori, lithography by Mathieu. Illustration for Les Arts Somptuaires, Histoire du Costume et de l Amueublement (Hangard-Mauge, 1858). Chromolithograph of exceptional quality.); © Look and Learn

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Aesculapius Ages Aging Bishop Discovering Fire Woods Firewood Firwood Gods Histoire Du Costume Kindling L Amueublement Lamueublement Les Arts Somptuaires Medical Supplies Medicines Middle Officinalis Purple Timber Asclepius Asklepieion Asklepios Betony Healthcare Medical Science Medical Services Physical Health Stachys Wort


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This chromolithograph captures the moment when Aesculapius, the revered Greek god of medicine and healing, discovers betony. Created by French School artists in the 19th century, this exceptional print showcases a scene from ancient Greek mythology. Drawn by Ciappori and lithographed by Mathieu, it is an illustration for "Les Arts Somptuaires, Histoire du Costume et de l Amueublement" (Hangard-Mauge, 1858). In this vivid artwork, Aesculapius is depicted with great detail and reverence as he uncovers the medicinal properties of betony. The purple-hued plant stands tall amidst a medieval woodland setting, symbolizing its significance in both botany and medicine during the Middle Ages. The image not only highlights the botanical importance of betony but also emphasizes its connection to divine healing powers. As Aesculapius gazes upon this sacred herb, one can almost feel his wisdom and knowledge permeating through the print. With its rich colors and meticulous craftsmanship, this chromolithograph exemplifies exceptional quality. It serves as a testament to the historical significance of herbal remedies in medical science throughout different eras. This stunning print from Bridgeman Images offers viewers a glimpse into ancient beliefs surrounding health and well-being while reminding us of humanity's enduring quest for physical health through various means such as medical services or healthcare supplies.

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