Ms Persan 151 Fol32 Anatomical diagram of a woman and her foetus

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"Ms Persan 151 Fol32 Anatomical diagram of a woman and her foetus" is a historical illustration found within a Persian manuscript attributed to the authorship of Baha al-Din al-Amili, also known as Shaykh Baha'i, and illustrated by the artist Eliyas Chirazi Mansour. This particular folio is part of a larger work that delves into the medical and anatomical understanding of the human body as perceived during the time of its creation, which dates back to the late 16th or early 17th century.

The diagram is a significant artifact within the history of medical illustration, representing the integration of scientific knowledge and artistic expression within the Islamic Golden Age, a period where scholarship in the Islamic world flourished. It provides insight into the medical theories and practices of its era, particularly concerning obstetrics and the development of the foetus. The illustration is notable for its detailed depiction of the female anatomy and the foetus, which reflects the level of anatomical knowledge and the cultural perspectives on medicine and the human body in Persia during the Safavid dynasty.

The manuscript containing this illustration, Ms Persan 151, is part of a collection of Persian manuscripts, which are held in various libraries and institutions around the world. These manuscripts are valuable for their contributions to the understanding of Islamic medical and scientific scholarship. The folio number 32 (Fol32) indicates its sequence within the manuscript.

As an artistic work, the diagram is also an example of the intricate manuscript illumination tradition of Persia, showcasing the aesthetic sensibilities of the time, including the use of vivid colors and detailed line work. The collaboration between the scholar Baha al-Din al-Amili and the illustrator Eliyas Chirazi Mansour resulted in a fusion of intellectual content and artistic craftsmanship, making this folio a subject of interest not only to historians of medicine but also to art historians and scholars of Islamic art and culture.

The "Ms Persan 151 Fol32 Anatomical diagram of a woman and her foetus" remains an important piece for the study of the history of anatomy and provides a window into the medical knowledge and artistic traditions of the Islamic world during the Safavid period.

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