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Explore ivory anatomical manikins and other curious objects and fantastical architecture from early modern Europe. Okay, let's be real–it's mostly Germany.

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Amsterdam: Oude Kerk

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St. Andreas, Kalchreuth

St. Mattäus, Heroldsberg

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Rome: St. Peter’s

The Obelisks of Rome and Memories of Dr. Brian Curran

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The Marble Church in Copenhagen

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St. Martin, Forchheim

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