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Guillaume de
Harsigny (c. 1300 – 10 July 1393) was a
French doctor, a
court physician to
Charles V of France, and one of the most
notable physicians of...
- The
Cadaver Tomb of
Guillaume de
Harsigny is a 1394
cadaver monument (transi) now in the Musée d'art et d'archéologie de Laon (Musée de Laon). It is notable...
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examples is the
gaunt cadaver effigy of the
medieval physician Guillaume de
Harsigny (d. 1393) at Laon.
Another early example is the
effigy on the multi-layered...
- council. The
comatose king was
returned to Le Mans,
where Guillaume de
Harsigny—a
venerated and well-educated 92-year-old physician—was
summoned to treat...
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taking centre stage as stand-alone sculptures.
Cadaver Tomb of
Guillaume de
Harsigny, c. 1394. Musée d'art et d'archéologie de Laon, France. Tomb of John Baret...
- schizophrenia. The
comatose king was
returned to Le Mans,
where Guillaume de
Harsigny—a
venerable 92-year-old physician—was
summoned to
treat him.
Charles regained...
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Dutch nobleman, knight,
bailiff and
rebel leader (d. 1358)
Guillaume de
Harsigny,
French doctor and
court physician (d. 1393)
Guillaume de Machaut, French...
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Dutch nobleman, knight,
bailiff and
rebel leader (d. 1358)
Guillaume de
Harsigny,
French doctor and
court physician (d. 1393)
Guillaume de Machaut, French...
