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| - Girolamo Segato (13. června 1792 – 3. února 1836) byl italský malíř, zeměpisec a egyptolog. (cs)
- Girolamo Segato (13 de junio de 1792, , cerca de Belluno - 3 de febrero de 1836, Florencia), fue un cartógrafo, naturalista, y egiptólogo italiano de principios del siglo XIX. (es)
- Girolamo Segato (né le 13 juin 1792 à Certosa di Vedana, près de Belluno, en Vénétie et mort le 3 février 1836 à Florence) est un cartographe, naturaliste et égyptologue italien du début du XIXe siècle. (fr)
- Girolamo Segato (Sospirolo, 13 giugno 1792 – Firenze, 3 febbraio 1836) è stato un cartografo, naturalista ed egittologo italiano. (it)
- Girolamo Segato (13 de junho de 1792 - 3 de fevereiro de 1836) foi um naturalista italiano, cartógrafo, egiptólogo e anatomista. Ele é mais conhecido por seu trabalho na petrificação artificial de cadáveres humanos. Ele foi, e ainda é, a única pessoa capaz de petrificar partes do corpo. (pt)
- Girolamo Segato (13 June 1792 – 3 February 1836) was an Italian naturalist, cartographer, Egyptologist, and anatomist. He is perhaps best known for his work in the artificial petrifaction of human cadavers. Segato was born in the Carthusian monastery of Vedana. As a child, Segato learned basic sciences from Antonio Bagini, a Sospirolo priest. After studying under Bagini, Segato spent a short time as an accountant in Treviso before returning to secondary schooling in Belluno, where his teacher was . (en)
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| - Girolamo Segato (13. června 1792 – 3. února 1836) byl italský malíř, zeměpisec a egyptolog. (cs)
- Girolamo Segato (13 June 1792 – 3 February 1836) was an Italian naturalist, cartographer, Egyptologist, and anatomist. He is perhaps best known for his work in the artificial petrifaction of human cadavers. Segato was born in the Carthusian monastery of Vedana. As a child, Segato learned basic sciences from Antonio Bagini, a Sospirolo priest. After studying under Bagini, Segato spent a short time as an accountant in Treviso before returning to secondary schooling in Belluno, where his teacher was . From 1818 onwards Segato participated in several archaeological expeditions to Egypt, where he became an expert in the techniques of mummification; however, most of his studies undertaken during these trips were lost. Upon his return to Florence in 1823, Segato developed a technique similar to mummification, but unique: rather than simply removing water from cadavers, Segato's method consisted of what appears to be mineralization or "petrification". His particular technique permitted to save the original colors and features of the textures, besides their elasticity. Most of his works can be found perfectly preserved at the University of Florence, but there is also an example at the Royal Palace of Caserta: a table in the Old Apartments, the surface of which is made with the "petrification" technique. Word soon spread that Segato had acquired knowledge of Egyptian magic. Hampered by the society of his time, he was prompted to destroy all his notes before his death. Segato took to the grave the secret of the technique he developed, which, despite numerous studies and attempts to imitate, remains mysterious. It is said that, on his death, he would reveal his secret to his friend Pellegrini (nicknamed Pellegro), but he died prematurely. He died in 1836, and was buried in the Basilica of Santa Croce. Today, many of Segato's surviving petrified human remains can be found in the Museum of the Department of Anatomy in Florence. (en)
- Girolamo Segato (13 de junio de 1792, , cerca de Belluno - 3 de febrero de 1836, Florencia), fue un cartógrafo, naturalista, y egiptólogo italiano de principios del siglo XIX. (es)
- Girolamo Segato (né le 13 juin 1792 à Certosa di Vedana, près de Belluno, en Vénétie et mort le 3 février 1836 à Florence) est un cartographe, naturaliste et égyptologue italien du début du XIXe siècle. (fr)
- Girolamo Segato (Sospirolo, 13 giugno 1792 – Firenze, 3 febbraio 1836) è stato un cartografo, naturalista ed egittologo italiano. (it)
- Girolamo Segato (13 de junho de 1792 - 3 de fevereiro de 1836) foi um naturalista italiano, cartógrafo, egiptólogo e anatomista. Ele é mais conhecido por seu trabalho na petrificação artificial de cadáveres humanos. Ele foi, e ainda é, a única pessoa capaz de petrificar partes do corpo. (pt)
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