SOLD -Lizars Antique Anatomical Art Plate LXXIII - Teeth/Oral Cavity/

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This rare 19th-century anatomical lithograph by William Home Lizars, published in London in 1843, presents three detailed views of the human oral cavity, larynx, and head structures. Plate LXXIII includes a sagittal section of the head and neck, a close-up of the vocal cords and trachea, and a frontal view of the mouth held open with surgical retractors.

Originally designed for surgical education, this Victorian print blends scientific precision with artistic clarity. Sourced and restored by Room Four in Glasgow, it is available for collectors, historians, and enthusiasts worldwide. John Lizars (Scottish anatomist, early 1800s)

• Title: Plate LXXIII

• Date: c.1843

• Medium: Original copperplate engraving with hand coloring

• Condition: Gently aged paper with rich original color tones

• Ideal for: Framing, medical decor, or academic collection

SKU: B/2/ 1769