Quain Original 19th Century Anatomical Engraving – Aorta

This is an original hand‑coloured anatomical lithograph plate relating to the heart and aorta, drawn/engraved by John Lizars for use in Jones Quain’s *Anatomy: Descriptive and Surgical*, first published in London in the mid‑19th century. Printed in London for Taylor & Walton, Booksellers and Publishers to the University of London, this plate dates to circa 1844.  Anatomy Plate 13 – Original 1844 Antique Medical Lithograph

Created as a teaching aid for medical students, this 19th‑century anatomical illustration captures the detailed relationship between the heart and the aorta. As a genuine antique print approaching 200 years old, it may show authentic signs of use and age, such as minor toning, light foxing, or slight edge wear — characteristic of original lithographs of this period.

This historically significant plate is ideal for collectors of medical ephemera, historians of science and medicine, and anyone seeking heritage décor with scholarly provenance. The print is presented on wove paper with tasteful hand‑colouring preserved, suitable for framing and display.

Approx. dimensions 48cm x 31cm