This magnet contains an image pulled from Andreas Vesalius anatomical work, De human corporis fabbrica Libri septem. In the mid 16th-century this text was written, though it is evident that anatomical inquiry in the Franciscan order had taken place since much earlier. For the Franciscans, inquiry into the functions of the human body, if divinely inspired, could reflect the greatness of God.
These rectangle magnets feature a metal shell front with a magnetic backing. On the front, you'll find a clear mylar/UV cover that protects against fading and scratches.
- Metal shell with flat, magnetic backing - One size (2" x 3") (5.1 x 7.6cm) - Clear mylar/UV cover for fading and scratch protection
