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  • Lizars Antique Anatomical Drawing Plate LXXXIV- Intestines - Original Drawing
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Frühe Anatomie – Tafel LXXXIII – ORIGINAL

Frühe Anatomie – Tafel LXXXIII – ORIGINAL

£175.00 GBP
£175.00 GBP
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Tafel: LXXXIII

Ein originaler, 200 Jahre alter, handkolorierter Kupferstich aus einem System anatomischer Tafeln des menschlichen Körpers. Edinburgh: [1823–1827] von John Lizars.

Format: Folio (434 x 270 mm).

John Lizars studierte bei dem Edinburgher Chirurgen John Bell und lehrte später Anatomie und Chirurgie in Edinburgh. Sein Bruder William Home Lizars (1788–1859) fertigte alle Kupferstiche an. „Die Herstellung des Buches war kostspielig, da die Stiche und Radierungen, wie üblich, sehr zeitaufwendig waren und die Kolorierung sorgfältig und gekonnt von Hand erfolgte“ (Roberts und Tomlinson, The Fabric of the Body, S. 504–505). „Dieser hervorragende Atlas zählt zweifellos zu den elegantesten Werken des 19. Jahrhunderts“ (Cushing L313). Erben des Hippokrates 1436; Waller 5950; Wellcome III: 531.

Bitte beachten Sie, dass diese Teller fast 200 Jahre alt sind und leichte Flecken (Stockflecken), Verfärbungen, Staubspuren und kleine, geschlossene Einrisse an den Rändern aufweisen können, was völlig akzeptabel ist. Der Versand erfolgt sorgfältig gerollt in einer Röhre per Royal Mail 2nd Class mit Sendungsverfolgung.

Kostenloser Versand innerhalb Großbritanniens. Versand ins Ausland: Zuschlag £10,00.

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