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Johann Caspar Scheuchzer
1672 - 1733
Scheuchzer was a Swiss naturalist, physician and writer
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Antique Georgian mourning rings (1714-1830s).
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frog hearts (1951)
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Victoria Reynold's Paintings of Raw Flesh
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The construction of the hand
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A lithograph by J.A. Vinter, 1868
3 layers of the hand, the bones, muscles and skin.
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"ON THE OPERATING TABLE" EDVARD MUNCH // 1902-03 [oil on canvas | 109 x 149 cm.]
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Brain: view from above, showing the gyri, with one hemisphere covered with pia mater. Watercolour with varnish
ca. 1826. Wellcome Collection.
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Page from Surgical anatomy by Joseph Maclise, 1856
https://cppdigitallibrary.org/collections/show/18
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A wall relief from Kom Ombo showing Sobek with solar attributes
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Jan Luyken’s Frontispiece for Osteologia (1680)
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Gravestone with memento mori- Newcastle Cathedral, UK
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A skeleton as a woman wearing a brown and red dress and a black headdress. Oil painting, 1680.
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Anatomy Dissection Lab Rush Medical College, Chicago, 1900
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Wax anatomical model, c.1787. Models like this were used for teaching anatomy to medical students at a time when few bodies were available for dissection. They very much represent the merging of science and art which characterized the Enlightenment. From the Javier Puerta Museum.
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Dissection of the thorax
Showing the ventricular chambers of the heart and pericardium
1900
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The interior of a dissecting room: five students and/or teachers dissect a cadaver. Photograph, ca. 1900s
Source: Wellcome Collection
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The hand-colored illustrations from early to mid-19th century medical texts are some of the most striking images in our collections. This example comes from Sir William Adams’s A Treatise on Artificial Pupil, printed in 1819 in London, and shows how to make an artificial pupil by excising part of the iris. 
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