Guido da Vigevano (1280–1349) had a keen interest in human dissection. The Italian was personal physician to Queen Joan the Lame of France (Jeanne de Bourgogne) and might have invented the car – his sketchbook Texaurus regis Francie (1331) depicts a number of technological items, including an 8 metre long wind-propelled battle wagon). According to … Continue reading "Guido da Vigevano’s Art of The Cadaver (1345)"