Opusculum spiritualismum atque Galli phrenologiae refutationem continens / compositum ab Ignatio de Ciebra, medico, etc., etc.
A Latin treatise of 1850 printed at Bordeaux by Henri Faye, written by the physician Ignatius de Ciebra against spiritualism and Gall's phrenology, held by the Countway Library of Medicine. Its single picture is a small wood-engraved vignette of a tangled rope or serpent coiled around a wooden wheel or drum amid smoke and scattered tools, with fine crosshatched shading that a designer could borrow for dense textured backgrounds or vintage engraved emblems.
