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Litografía anatómica en grises de un hombre con los brazos detrás de la cabeza, torso abierto que muestra costillas, pulmones, corazón e intestinos.

Anatomía quirúrgica: lámina XXI, torso masculino con órganos expuestos

Una lámina anatómica litográfica, numerada PL. XXI, muestra un torso masculino con los brazos levantados detrás de la cabeza, el pecho y el abdomen abiertos para revelar costillas, pulmones, un corazón rosado e intestinos enrollados. Los tonos grises con puntillado modelan el cuerpo con suavidad sobre un fondo pálido.

Artista
Joseph Maclise
Fecha
1856
Técnica
Fuente
Wellcome Collection
Tamaño
2692 × 4000 px
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Dominio público · Wellcome Collection marks it Public Domain Mark; made by 1856.
Derechos verificados 2026-11-05 · nivel A · según la fuente: Public Domain Mark (Wellcome Collection)

Crédito (se agradece, no es obligatorio en obras de dominio público): Wellcome Collection

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