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A pregnant female, standing with one arm raised above her head: the top of the image shows the head, trunk and upper limbs, and the lower half depicts the lower limbs and the contents of the thorax and abdomen.

A standing frigure in classical contrapposto, taken from the Vesalius medical text ' De humani corporis fabrica'.

Rembrandt’s second anatomy lesson is a fragment of a group portrait. In 1723 most of the canvas was destroyed by fire. The remaining central section shows Dr Jan Deijman performing an autopsy on a dead man’s brains.

A painting show the anatomy lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp

A male louges on a bed displaying the anatomy of his genitalia.

An illustration of a man lifting his skin to reveal his core muscles.

Woman with cover and revealed is her reproductive organs.

Female anatomical figure.

An idea of early circulartory notions.

A muscled skeleton, facing front with a Rhinoceraus. Illustration taken from 'Tabulae Sceleti et Musculorum Corporis Humani'.