Anatomical Drawing – Vascular Anatomy of the Arms & Hands – Quain, 19th Century Plate 36

A beautifully detailed 19th‑century anatomical engraving from Quain’s Anatomy, Plate 36, showing the venous system of the arm and hand in two precise studies. The veins are highlighted in blue, with fine Victorian shading revealing the underlying musculature, this plate is a classic example of the scientific artistry of the period.

Perfect for medical professionals, collectors of antique anatomy, or anyone who loves historical scientific illustration. A striking piece for framing in a study, office, or gallery wall.

• Original 19th‑century anatomical plate
• Vascular anatomy of the arm & hand
• From Quain’s Anatomy, Plate 36
• Fine Victorian engraving with hand‑coloured veins
• Ideal for medical, academic, or vintage interior décor

Highlights:

Anatomy Plate 36

"The veins of the upper extremity are here shown. Portions of the fascia have been removed from the upper arm, fore-arm, and hand, for the purpose of exhibiting the deep vessels"

Printed in London for Taylor & Walton, Booksellers and Publishers to the University of London

Circa. 1844

This original colour lithograph (now approaching 200 years old ) was used as a teaching aid for medical students and may consequently show signs of use and aging. These may include minor toning, foxing, minor tears to extremities etc

Approx. dimensions 49cm x 31 cm

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