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Gravura de uma farmácia do século XVII com prateleiras de potes, um trabalhador central diante de uma mesa de frascos e duas figuras de túnica nas laterais.

Interior de farmácia com boticários, gravura frontispício, 1652

Gravura de um interior de farmácia sob um salão com abóbada de berço, forrado de potes e garrafas. Duas figuras de túnica ficam à esquerda e à direita, uma segurando um almofariz, enquanto uma figura central de chapéu alto trabalha em uma mesa com frascos e vasilhas. A palavra latina PHARMACIA aparece sob o arco.

Artista
Malachias Geiger
Data
1652
Técnica
Fonte
Wellcome Collection
Tamanho
3070 × 4000 px
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Domínio público · Wellcome Collection marks it Public Domain Mark; made by 1652.
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