DescriptionApothecary15thcentury (cropped).jpg	English: Apothecary, 15th Century - Plate IV of XII "... portrayed by the Swiss illustrator, Warja Honegger-Lavater, from authentic costume reproductions in the University of Rome's Institute of Medical History."
Date	1962
Source	2300 years of medical costume : distinctive garb of the medical and related professions from the time of Hippocrates to the Napoleonic era. North Chicago, IL : Abbott Laboratories, [1962?] ; OCLC number 5734427
Author	Warja Lavater  (1913–2007)     Alternative names Warja Lavater Description Swiss illustrator, graphic designer and ceramicist Date of birth/death 28 September 1913  3 May 2007  Location of birth/death Winterthur  Zurich  Work period 1937 - 2007 Work location New York, Switzerland Authority file : Q274246 VIAF: 95147409 ISNI: 0000000114779551 ULAN: 500339322 LCCN: n50028181 GND: 118706896 WorldCat creator QS:P170,Q274246
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