Copperplate engraving from 'Physica Sacra' by Swiss scholar, Johann Jakob Scheuchzer (1672 – 1733). Scheuchzer believed the Old Testament was a factual representation of human history & natural life. Physica Sacra is a compilation of art, science & spirituality. Scheuchzer uses the Bible as a reference for describing the natural world. Physica Sacra is also known as the Kupfer-Bibel which translates to “Copper Bible.” The sketches were done by Johann Melchior Fussli & a number of engravers worked on the compilation. Originally published in 1731, it features over 700 copper plate engravings

Copperplate engraving from 'Physica Sacra' by Swiss scholar, Johann Jakob Scheuchzer (1672 – 1733). Scheuchzer believed the Old Testament was a factual representation of human history & natural life. Physica Sacra is a compilation of art, science & spirituality. Scheuchzer uses the Bible as a reference for describing the natural world. Physica Sacra is also known as the Kupfer-Bibel which translates to “Copper Bible.” The sketches were done by Johann Melchior Fussli & a number of engravers worked on the compilation. Originally published in 1731, it features over 700 copper plate engravings Stock Photo

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Copperplate engraving from 'Physica Sacra' by the Swiss scholar, Johann Jakob Scheuchzer (1672 – 1733). Scheuchzer believed that the Old Testament was a factual representation of human history and natural life. Physica Sacra is a compilation of art, science, and spirituality. Scheuchzer uses the Bible as his reference point for describing the natural world. Physica Sacra is also known as the Kupfer-Bibel which translates to “Copper Bible.” The sketches were done by Johann Melchior Fussli and a number of engravers worked on the compilation. Originally published in 1731, it features over 700 copper plate engravings

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