Gallery›Wellcome Collection›Écorché head of a man, shown at layer beneath superficial muscles, seen in profile, with blood vessels indicated in blue and red. Etching with watercolour, by A. von Perger, ca. 1850.
Écorché head of a man, shown at layer beneath superficial muscles, seen in profile, with blood vessels indicated in blue and red. Etching with watercolour, by A. von Perger, ca. 1850.
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Écorché head of a man, shown at layer beneath superficial muscles, seen in profile, with blood vessels indicated in blue and red. Etching with watercolour, by A. von Perger, ca. 1850.

Anton Perger · 1850

CC0 — Public Domain
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Lettering: [Handwritten German inscription in pencil, above and beneath image]: II schichte ; I probedruck

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