Antique Anatomical Engraving of Nasal and Oral Cavities – Lizars Plate LXXIV (19th Century Medical Print)

This original antique anatomical engraving, Plate LXXIV from Lizars’ Anatomical Plates, presents a finely detailed study of the nasal passages, oral cavity, and upper throat in cross-section.   The print reveals the internal structures of the nose, sinuses, mouth, tongue, and soft palate, illustrating the interconnected anatomy of breathing and speech.

Drawn and engraved by John Lizars, a renowned 19th-century Scottish anatomist and surgeon, this hand-colored plate combines scientific precision with classical artistry.  

Original 19th-century anatomical engraving by John Lizars, Plate LXXIV, depicting the human nasal and oral cavities. Authentic antique medical print — ideal for collectors or interior decor.

Perfect for collectors of medical history, antique science prints, or vintage anatomy art, this piece embodies both educational and aesthetic appeal.

• Artist: John Lizars (Scottish anatomist, early 1800s)

• Title: Plate LXXIV – Nasal and Oral Cavities

• Date: c.1830

• Medium: Original copperplate engraving with hand coloring

• Condition: Gently aged paper with rich original color tones

• Ideal for: Framing, medical decor, or academic collection

SKU: B/1/245