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Anatomical figure: c. 1400

Anatomical figure, male.

Anatomical figure showing the intestines and abdomen

Anatomical figure displaying the lungs

Anatomical figure displaying anterior muscles

Anatomical figure displaying the internal organs

Anatomical figure depicting the male reproductive organs

Anatomical figure displaying the muscles of the torso

Anatomical figure dipicting several layers of the skin

Anatomical figure displaying the anterior veins of the body

Anatomical figure displaying veins on the rear of the body

Anatomical figure displaying the Latin terms for parts of the body

Anatomical figure: posterior view of the écorché figure in the anatomy theatre at Bologna. Etching by A. Cattani, 1780-1781, after E. Lelli.

Anatomical figure: anterior view of a skeleton, with muscles modelled in wax. Etching by A. Cattani, 1781, after E. Lelli and G. Manzolini.

Anatomical figures with detachable parts. Colour lithographs by American Manikin Co., ca. 1890.

Anatomical figures: c. 1412

Anatomical figures. Gouache.

Anatomical figures. Ink.

Anatomical figures after Squanquerillo

Anatomical figures. Ink drawing attributed to J. Flaxman, 18--.

Anatomical figures: includes écorché figures, details of the skeleton, the circulatory system, internal and reproductive organs. Engraving by E. Rooker, 1740/1770?.

Anatomical figures, animals, and other subjects. Drawings and photographs of drawings by J. Hull Grundy.

Anatomical figures on a cliff by the sea, their heads illuminated by light. Line engraving and etching by B. Probst, 1735.

Anatomical figures (top); a physician takes the pulse of a sick man while the next two generations attend (bottom left); surgeons perform operations on a child and a woman. Etching by D. Berger, 1774, after D. Chodowiecki.

Female anatomical figure, with view of internal organs

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