Human Skeleton: lateral view, Works of Art, RA Collection

These haunting images of the human form were drawn and etched by George Stubbs for his last great venture in the field of anatomy, a hugely ambitious, incomplete treatise entitled A Comparative Anatomical Exposition of the Human Body with that of a Tiger and Common Fowl, London, [1804-06]. Marking the culmination of his lifelong study of the subject, Stubbs

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Human Skeleton: lateral view, Works of Art

Human Skeleton: Lateral View' Canvas Wall Art

Posterior view of male skeleton, Works of Art

A human skeleton, Works of Art, RA Collection

Human Skeleton: lateral view, Works of Art

Human Skeleton: Frontal View' Canvas Wall Art

Human Skeleton: Lateral View' Art Prints

Anatomical drawing showing a lateral view of the bones of the

Human Skeleton: lateral view, Works of Art

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