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主页 / Italy / Bologna University - Anatomy Theatre 26
The Archiginnasio of Bologna is one of the most important buildings in Bologna and in this building is the Bologna Anatomical Theatre.
Read more about our visit to the Bologna Anatomical Theatre Here.
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A medic holding a nose in his hand
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A poster of the Archiginnasio and the Anatomical Theatre
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AJP 8647
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AJP 8648
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Archiginnasio Palace as seen from the internal courtyard
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Bologna Anatomical theatre in the Archiginnasio
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Decorated walls and ceiling of the Archiginnasio of Bologna, lower portico
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Highly decorated walls and ceiling of the staircase to the Anatomical Theatre
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Inner courtyard of the Archiginnasio of Bologna
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Lower portico of the Archiginnasio
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Painting at the Archiginnasio of Bologna
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Portico outside the Anatomical Theatre
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Right statue of the Spellati or skinned
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Staircase up to the Anatomical Theatre
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Statue of Hippocrates
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Students who held representative roles were allowed to design their own coat of arms
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The Cattedra del Lettore (teacher's desk) is flanked by two statues of Spellati (skinned men).
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The ceiling of the Anatomical Theatre in a xylograph
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The dissection table
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The dissection table
