Antique Medical Print Post Mortem Human Dissection | 19th Century by Sibson

Explore the intricacies of human anatomy with this vintage medical illustration from Tab. II, featuring a supine figure with the torso and neck carefully dissected. Highlighting the lungs, heart, liver, stomach, intestines, and upper airway structures, this 19th-century print offers a rare and richly detailed view of internal physiology. Ideal for educators, anatomy enthusiasts, and collectors of antique scientific art, it brings scholarly elegance and historical depth to gallery walls, study spaces, or cabinets of curiosities. Rare 19th Century Anatomical Folio Print by Sibson – Coloured Surgical Post-Mortem Illustration - Structures of the Human Body - Muscles/Bones/Organs/Digestive System. 

A striking and historically significant original antique folio print from the 19th century, attributed to Francis Sibson, a renowned anatomist and medical illustrator. This rare, coloured anatomical illustration features detailed surgical and post-mortem drawings, showcasing the precision and artistry of early medical documentation.

Printed during a pivotal era of scientific and medical advancement, this large-format piece was originally used as a teaching aid in medical institutions. The vivid hand-colouring and technical accuracy make it not only a valuable educational resource but also a compelling work of art.    Dimension 52cm x 34cm  

Key Features:

• Authentic 19th-century print by Francis Sibson

• Hand-coloured anatomical and surgical illustrations

• Originally used for medical teaching and scientific study

• Rare folio format – ideal for framing or collection

• A unique addition to any collection of medical history, vintage science, or anatomical art

• Partially hand coloured lithographic print

This piece holds exceptional value for collectors, educators, and anyone with an appreciation for medical history, anatomical study, or antique scientific illustration.