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Sibson Anatomical Drawing - The body of a youth with his trunk dissected to reveal the ribs and viscera, Coloured lithograph 1869
Sibson Anatomical Drawing - The body of a youth with his trunk dissected to reveal the ribs and viscera, Coloured lithograph 1869
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This original 1869 anatomical plate comes from Francis Sibson’s Medical Anatomy: Illustrations of the Relative Position and Movements of the Internal Organs, one of the most technically advanced Victorian studies of thoracic and abdominal anatomy.
A striking 19th‑century Sibson anatomical lithograph of the human trunk — an ideal graduation gift for a medical student or clinician.
The coloured lithograph presents a dramatic dissection of the human trunk, showing the heart, lungs, diaphragm, ribcage and viscera in precise spatial relationship — exactly the kind of deep, layered anatomy Sibson was known for.
Dr Francis Sibson (1814–1876) was a leading physician‑anatomist whose work on respiration and organ topography shaped 19th‑century clinical teaching. His plates were produced in comparatively small numbers for medical schools rather than mass‑market atlases, making surviving examples scarce.
Because of its rarity, intact colour, and the striking visual impact of the full thoracic–abdominal exposure, this is a premium Victorian medical illustration.
Perfect for collectors and designers who appreciate the intersection of science and art — striking when framed in black or walnut, and particularly effective in study walls, libraries, or eclectic gallery arrangements.
This work reflects the precise observational draughtsmanship typical of 19th-century anatomical illustration.
Details:
- Victorian medical anatomical illustration
- Sibson’s anatomical studies
- Original antique print (not a modern reproduction unless stated)
- Engraving / chromolithograph (as applicable)
Dimensions: 52cm x 34cm
Condition:
Very Good Antique Condition. Strong impression with light, expected age toning. No tears or losses. A well‑preserved example of Victorian anatomical illustration.
Originally produced for educational and reference purposes, these plates are now highly collectable examples of Victorian medical illustration.
Shipping Worldwide Royal Mail Tracked & Insured rolled in acid free paper packed in a protective cardboard tube.
Collection available from our Glasgow Store.
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