1860 Muscles of the abdomen, pelvis, and arm - Original engravings from a Atlas of Human Anatomy - Stunning hand-colored original plate!

The best part of this antique anatomy plate is the hand-colored detail that gives the figure a striking, collectible presence. This original steel engraving from an 1860 German atlas of human anatomy presents the body with the kind of clarity that appeals to collectors of vintage anatomy and medical illustration. C. Bock’s work makes a refined statement for anyone drawn to historical anatomy, especially when the subject matter includes arm muscles and the careful structure of the body. • Authentic original steel engraving from an 1860 German atlas of human anatomy • Stunning hand-colored plate with a classic antique medical look • Size: H=10.25 inches x W=14.25 inches • Blank verso, with general age-related toning and antique wear expected • Please study the image carefully and check the reference video This is an authentic original from a book and collectible antique set, not a digital reproduction or an inkjet print. Antique plates always show some imperfections and marks due to age, and that natural character is part of what makes each piece unique. Because this is a genuine historical print, please handle it with extra care when it arrives. • No tubes are used • Ships flat in an envelope with corrugated cardboard protection • International shipping from Miami, Florida, costs over $20 Collectors of antique medical, anatomical art, and medical wall art often appreciate the way a piece like this bridges science and decoration. The engraved linework, the hand coloring, and the historical subject matter create a display that feels both scholarly and visually rich. It can be a thoughtful addition to a study, office, library, clinic, or gallery wall, especially for buyers who enjoy 19th century art with a scientific edge. The plate’s subject matter also makes it especially appealing to anyone building a themed collection around human muscles, human arm, abdomen muscles, and pelvis muscles. Its visual balance works well as a single framed statement, while the historical paper character gives it an authenticity that modern decorative pieces cannot imitate. If you love the texture and presence of antique illustration, this is the kind of print that rewards close viewing. Because every antique plate carries its own history, details such as toning, small marks, and signs of age should be expected. Please review the photo and reference video before purchasing so you can appreciate the exact condition and surface character of the print. The result is a one-of-a-kind piece of historical anatomy with real collector appeal. Browse the shop for more authentic antique prints and vintage anatomical art.