Persian Internal Organs Art, 17th Century Viscera Anatomy Illustration Print, Mansur's Anatomy, Dark Academia Decor, Gastroenterologist Gift

This 17th-century anatomical print from Mansur's legendary Persian medical manuscript maps the human viscera with striking precision and authenticity. Dating to around 1675 and sourced from the New York Public Library's Spencer Collection, the illustration details the heart, stomach, liver, kidneys, and intestines alongside Persian calligraphy and scholarly annotations. A carefully restored high-resolution scan, it bridges medieval Islamic scientific achievement with contemporary appreciation for the intersection of medicine, art, and cultural heritage.