Zoologe (1853–1915). Portrait (Reproduktion). O. O. 163:216 mm.
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Ambrosius Willem Hubrecht (1853–1915), Zoologe. Portrait (Reproduktion). O, O., [um 1900]. 163:216 mm. – Reproduktion nach einem Ölgemälde der niederländischen Illustratorin und Graveurin Bramine Hubrecht (1855–1913). – A. W. Hubrecht war Professor für Zoologie an der Universität Utrecht. „His most important work was in embryology and placentation of the mammals. In papers in the ‚Quarterly Journal of Microscopial Science’ in 1883 and 1887 he put forth the theory – also held by Sir E.
Ray Lankester – that the vertebrates originated in a Nemertine form, basing this on his discovery in the Nemertines of a continuous nerve sheath. ‚The Descent of the Primates’ (1897) is the title under which were published his lectures at the sesquicentennial celebration at Princeton“ (Wikipedia, Abfrage v. 8. IX. 2009). – Alt auf Trägerkarton montiert..