This life size female anatomical figure is made out of plaster. Half of the figure reveals the subcutaneous structure of the body and panels can be detached to reveal the positions of the internal organs, some of which can in turn be removed."]]>
Height: Height: 1005 millimetres (Borderline) (Borderline)
Height: Height: 1061 millimetres (Sheet size) (Sheet size)
Width: Width: 704 millimetres (Borderline) (Borderline)
Width: Width: 704 millimetres (Sheet size) (Sheet size)

Inscription content: Publication line: 'Gedruckt zu Nürnberg, bey Hans Wolff Glaser.'

Representation of: St Lucy
Representation of: St Christina
Representation of: St Mary Magdalene
Representation of: St Elizabeth of Hungary
Representation of: St Apollonia
Representation of: St Ursula
Representation of: St Margaret of Antioch
Representation of: St Martha
Representation of: St Agatha
Representation of: St Agnes
Representation of: St Dorothea
Representation of: St Barbara
Representation of: St Catherine of Alexandria
Representation of: St Joseph
Representation of: Virgin Mary
Representation of: Jesus Christ
Representation of: St Anne
Representation of: St Joachim
Representation of: God]]> Europe: Germany: Bavaria (state): Mittelfranken (region): Nuremberg]]> https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/P_1930-0617-37
Purchased from: C G Boerner (sale Leipzig, 6/9 May 1930/637)
Previous owner/ex-collection: Friedrich August II, King of Saxony (Lugt 971)]]>
1 print : 24 x 32 cm.
Technique:
engraving]]> Torenvliet.]]> http://resource.nlm.nih.gov/101393051]]> ]]> ]]> Provenance:
Purchase; Michael Zwerdling; 2004; 04-22.
Technique:
color]]> Zwerdling, Michael, former owner
Bruno Bürger & Ottillie (Firm), publisher.]]> Technique:
black and white]]> http://resource.nlm.nih.gov/101426158]]> ]]> ]]> https://wellcomecollection.org/works/fk76rw85]]>
Lettering continues: "High oe'r the gaping crowd, on market day. While Andrew drolls the blockheads pence away, see the bold rogue pretending to restore, loves long lost fountain, that must flow no more. To heal wounds, or ease the raging gum, and [cure] all ills - past, present and to come. With balm Hippocrates had neir in use, powder of post commix'd, with fat of goose. Thus melts the coin obtain'd by labours rules. That cunning knaves may thrive and laugh at fools thus bashless impudence provokes to give, while modest merit means the means to live."]]> https://wellcomecollection.org/works/pga6a4sw]]> ]]> ]]> Provenance:
Gift; William H. Helfand; 2003; 03-75.
Technique:
halftone, black and white]]> http://resource.nlm.nih.gov/101460461
]]> ]]> Green, Valentine, 1739-1813, engraver
Contributor(s):
Cochrane, W., artist
Sommers, Thos. (Thomas)]]> http://resource.nlm.nih.gov/101412253]]>