Antique Quain Cardiovascular Anatomy – 19th‑Century Medical Engraving (Plate 3)

This authentic 19th‑century Quain anatomical engraving presents a comprehensive study of the human circulatory system, rendered with exceptional Victorian precision. Plate 3 features a full‑body arterial and venous map alongside detailed sectional illustrations that explain the structure and function of major vessels and the heart.

The central figure shows the complete arterial system in red and the major venous pathways in blue, offering a clear visual overview of systemic circulation. Surrounding illustrations include:

• a close anatomical view of venous valves,

• a sectional drawing of a vein with valve structure,

• a detailed rendering of the heart’s internal chambers and valves,

• and a cross‑section of a blood vessel, showing its layered architecture.

Printed in London by Taylor & Walton, this copperplate engraving exemplifies the fine linework and scientific accuracy that make Quain’s anatomical illustrations highly collectible. Ideal for medical professionals, anatomy students, interior designers, and collectors of antique scientific art, this plate adds historical depth and anatomical clarity to any curated space.

📏 Features & Details

• Original 19th‑century copperplate engraving

• Plate 3 – Cardiovascular anatomy

• Full‑body arterial & venous illustration

• Detailed heart and vessel structure diagrams

• Crisp Victorian linework with labeled anatomy

• Printed by Taylor & Walton, London

• Perfect for framing, décor, and scientific collections

🧩 Condition Statement

This antique print is in good vintage condition, with light age toning and minor edge wear typical of 19th‑century rag‑based wove paper. The image remains clear, detailed, and well‑preserved.

Circa. 1844

Dimensions 49cm x  31cm