Gallery›Wellcome Collection›Two écorchés, one walking with the aid of a staff grasped with both hands, seen from the left side; the other walking with hands fastened (?) behind back, seen from the right side. Line engraving by Kirkwood & Sons, after W. Cowper, 1790/1810?.
Two écorchés, one walking with the aid of a staff grasped with both hands, seen from the left side; the other walking with hands fastened (?) behind back, seen from the right side. Line engraving by Kirkwood & Sons, after W. Cowper, 1790/1810?.
Wellcome Collection

Two écorchés, one walking with the aid of a staff grasped with both hands, seen from the left side; the other walking with hands fastened (?) behind back, seen from the right side. Line engraving by Kirkwood & Sons, after W. Cowper, 1790/1810?.

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Wellcome Collection

Lettering: Anatomy. Plate XVI. Engd. by Kirkwood & Son, Edinr.

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