[Sibson] Victorian Medical Anatomy Print – (1869)– Plate XII

Reveal the layered complexity of the human back with this vintage anatomical illustration, showcasing muscles, spine, ribs, kidneys, and digestive structures in exquisite detail. This 19th-century medical print offers a rare posterior perspective, ideal for anatomy enthusiasts, educators, and collectors of antique scientific art. Whether displayed in a study, gallery wall, or cabinet of curiosities, it brings scholarly depth and visual intrigue to any space.

Rare 19th Century Anatomical Folio Print by Sibson – Coloured Surgical Post-Mortem Illustration  - Structures of the Human Body - Muscles/Bones/Organs - Plate XII

A striking and historically significant original antique folio print from the 19th century, attributed to Francis Sibson, a renowned anatomist and medical illustrator. This rare, coloured anatomical illustration features detailed surgical and post-mortem drawings, showcasing the precision and artistry of early medical documentation.

Printed during a pivotal era of scientific and medical advancement, this large-format piece was originally used as a teaching aid in medical institutions. The vivid hand-colouring and technical accuracy make it not only a valuable educational resource but also a compelling work of art.    52cm x 34cm

Key Features:

• Authentic 19th-century print by Francis Sibson

• Hand-coloured anatomical and surgical illustrations

• Originally used for medical teaching and scientific study

• Rare folio format – ideal for framing or collection

• A unique addition to any collection of medical history, vintage science, or anatomical art

• Partially hand coloured lithographic print

This piece holds exceptional value for collectors, educators, and anyone with an appreciation for medical history, anatomical study, or antique scientific illustration.

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