Anatomical Drawing 19th Century - Male Abdomen Dissection (plate XL)

 This historical surgical illustration is a  19th-century anatomical dissection, signed by **Ford**, depicting the **left-side male dissection**. The artwork meticulously details the musculature, vascular system, it would have been an advanced educational reference for medical students or surgeons during that era. The precision in shading and labeling suggests it was used for surgical training,  emphasising the depth and anatomical accuracy required for medical study.

Plate: XL   Male Abdomen Dissection

Antique Medical Illustration, a rare original colour lithograph print circa 1866.

"All of the figures are drawn life-size from actual dissections and are printed in colors with the object of making them as true to Nature as possible. "

Illustrated by George Henry Ford (1808 - 1876), a master of 19th-century medical artistry. This highly detailed piece showcases precise anatomical accuracy, reflecting the era's dedication to science and art. For the collector, medical history enthusiast or anyone with an eye for exceptional antique illustrations. 

Approximate Dimensions (may vary slightly) :  550mm x 368mm.    Condition: plates may be subject to foxing, toning or sporadic light staining commensurate with 170 years usage in the training of medical students of surgery. Any material flaws or historical repairs will be highlighted thus*

* couple of historic repairs (tape) to margins on reverse