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The Collection “Doctors, Patients and Disease in Art”Mauersberger, Klaus 03 September 2024 (has links)
The affinity between art and medicine is abundantly clear: The classical concept of medicine even makes reference to the art of healing: the ars medicinae. Apart from the terminological origin and the proximity of the medical profession to “art” − equally true, incidentally, for technicians and engineers − it is striking that, even today, many physicians are lovers of art, literature and music. This enthusiasm, possibly felt to a larger extent than by other professions, may explain why physicians often take up brush and pen, or play an instrument − and not merely as amateurs. Perhaps it was the closeness to the human being that created a certain kinship between physicians and artists when it came to devoting themselves with sensitivity, intuition and imagination to the art of living and the state of our world at the interface of art and medicine. Since the Early Modern Period, anatomy has often been the mediator, playing an attractive role in the theaters of science and art.
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Scientific and Art Collections: TUD Dresden University of TechnologyBendin, Eckhard, Buchroithner, Manfred F., Graefe, Lutz, Hartmann, Horst, Heidel, Caris-Petra, Hoffmann, Rüdiger, Koch, Wolf Günther, Kremer, Gwendolin, Krzywinski, Jens, Lienert, Marina, Lordick, Daniel, Mauersberger, Klaus, Müller, Frank, Obenaus, Maria, Vincenz, Kirsten, Wölfel, Christian, Zaun, Jörg 03 September 2024 (has links)
The extensive natural science and engineering collections as well as the important art collection of TU Dresden document almost 200 years of history of knowledge transfer and generation and are important testimonies to our university identity. Exhibits from the early 19th century connect the history of scientific knowledge with the research of our present and even influence future technologies when object-based evidence forms the basis for innovative research approaches.:5 Preface
7 KIRSTEN VINCENZ
The collections of TUD Dresden University of Technology – tradition and new perspectives
17 KLAUS MAUERSBERGER
The historical development of the collections at the TUD Dresden University of Technology
23 LUTZ GRAEFE
The Collection of Astronomic-Geodetic Instruments
35 FRANK MÜLLER
The Botanical Collection
47 MARINA LIENERT · CARIS-PETRA HEIDEL
The Medical-Historical Collection
57 HORST HARTMANN · KIRSTEN VINCENZ
The Dye Collection
69 DANIEL LORDICK
The Collection of Mathematical Models
81 MANFRED F. BUCHROITHNER · WOLF GÜNTHER KOCH
The Cartographic Collection
93 KLAUS MAUERSBERGER
The “elektron” Collection of Communication Engineering and Precision Technology
105 RÜDIGER HOFFMANN
The Historical Acoustic-Phonetic Collection
117 ECKHARD BENDIN
The Color Research & Theory Collection
129 CHRISTIAN WÖLFEL · JENS KRZYWINSKI
The Industrial Design Collection
139 GWENDOLIN KREMER · MARIA OBENAUS
The Art Collections – living testimony of the University’s history
155 KLAUS MAUERSBERGER*
The Collection “Doctors, Patients and Disease in Art”
169 JÖRG ZAUN
Scientific and Art Collections – an Overview
Scope · Location · Contacts
190 Literature and Sources
196 Index of Names
199 Authors
200 Publishing Details
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