Albertus Seba. Cabinet de curiosités naturelles. arts The apparently utopian project of

The apparently utopian project of a "Children's City" presented here by Francesco Tonucci has already seen the light of day in several cities in Europe and Latin America

at the heart of the Byzantine Empire

creating a unique effect

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Albertus Seba. Cabinet de curiosités naturelles. arts The apparently utopian project ofPublished in the 18th century, the catalog of Albertus Seba's cabinet of curiosities is one of the most valuable natural history works of its time, at the crossroads between art and science. 22 plates of mammals, birds, snakes, insects, corals, and even shells, skillfully arranged to form splendid decorative motifs Albertus Seba's Cabinet of Natural Curiosities Albertus Seba (1665 1736) was a Dutch pharmacist living in Amsterdam whose fortune allowed