Légende

The tomb of Dr Eisenbart at the Aegidienkirche in Hann. Münden, Johann Andreas Eisenbarth, Eisenbart, Eysenbart, Eysenparth born probably on 27 March 1663, died 11 November 1727, was a German craftsman surgeon who achieved great fame throughout the country through his healing successes as a travelling surgeon, especially as a stone and fracture cutter and ophthalmologist as a cataract engraver, Historical, reproduction from a model with a scene from the 19th century

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/Sunny Celeste

Notre référence

BRK25M93_026

Model release

Non

Property release

Non

Licence

Libre de droits

Format disponible

117,2Mo (9,3Mo) / 42,6cm x 69,0cm / 5032 x 8144 (300dpi)

Mots clés

deserted black church building sacral building history healthcare medicine drawing employed work eleven woman gravesite death stone Lower Saxony Northern Germany German Europe illustration medical dead historic female profession last resting place big female doctor doctor tombstone contemporary drawn european person North German woodcut former Germany vintage sketch November Hannoversch Münden Aegidienkirche Johann Andreas Eisenbarth burial site replication Central Europe 19th century Historic illustration country Medical staff Specialist nationwide no one structure sacred building healthcare system working labour grave rock North Germany medicinal historical occupation final resting place large female physician healthcare professional gravestone Human being xylograph deceased German Federal Republic tomb group Middle Europe nineteenth century Historical illustration professional No People construction religious building labor 11 tomb job resting place great physician headstone People woodprint died Republic of Germany Hannoversch Muenden burial ground reproduction 1900s nobody Church building medical practitioner FRG Hann. Muenden replica uninhabited Hann. Münden copy empty churches buildings drawings women gravesites deaths stones illustrations females professions last resting places female doctors doctors tombstones persons woodcuts formerly burial sites 19th-century Historic illustrations countries Specialists labouring graves rocks historically final resting places gravestones human Historical illustrations professionals constructions religious buildings laboring tombs BRD replicas on black Kirche works women's woman's womans girl Europe's historical image history image history images role roles individual individuals Northern German vintage-styled labours humans labors