Morgagni Amphitheatre

This big Lecture Hall in the Institute of Pathological Anatomy in the University of Padua (via Aristide Gabelli, 61) was built in the 1920s¹ and named after Giovanni Battista Morgagni who lived in a nearby house. In the centre of the Hall a ceramic dissection table is still visible.

• Photos by ti.supmacinu|ihgrob.l#ihgroB acuL (March 2012)

• Locate the item on this Google Map

Related items:

• Giovanni Cagnetto's bust

---

+ Show module Comments

---

Footnotes

1. See F.Zampieri, A.Zanatta, M.Rippa Bonati, Portraits of G.B.Morgagni in Padua's public collections. Medieval and Modern Art Museum, Civic Library and Bottacin Museum, Cleup, Padova 2012, pp. 6-9.