Ellis & Ford Anatomical Lithograph — Illustrations of Dissections, Plate XVI — Cadavar-Head Neck

A Rare Original Antique Medical Illustration, a rare original chromolithograph print London May 1st 1864.  Printed in colour by W West from a dissection by G V Ellis  an ORIGINAL NOT A COPY

Published in  1864 this anatomical engraving by Ford, features  a post-mortem dissection of a male subject in right-side profile. This detailed plate XVI presents the jaw to earline and neck, while depicting facial structures, including the ear, nose, hair, shoulders, and upper chest. Printed in London, the engraving shows a strong bright clear bright image.  

Condition: There is foxing and margin  staining - a small top margin tear.  

An authentic period piece. A remarkable example of 19th-century medical illustration, this antique anatomical print is ideal for collectors of historical anatomy, medical history enthusiasts, and vintage scientific art.

Ideal for:

• Collectors of antique anatomical prints

• Medical history enthusiasts and scholars

• Students or teachers of anatomy and medical illustration

• Museums or galleries with historical science collections

• Lovers of vintage or scientific wall decor

George Henry Ford (1809 - 1876), was a master of 19th-century medical artistry. This highly detailed piece showcases precise anatomical accuracy, reflecting the era's dedication to science and art. A true treasure for collectors, medical history enthusiasts, or anyone with an eye for exceptional antique illustrations.

Dimensions:    53cm x 37cm    

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