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Product images of Muscle distribution of the upper body (front)
Product details Muscle distribution of the upper body (front)
Muscle distribution of the upper body (front)
Fully annotated colour illustration showing the areas of musculature insertion on the human skeleton; this plate concentrates on the upper body, specifically the arm and shoulder. Carpue created this guide for the benefit of students of anatomy. Plate 4 from A Description of the Muscles of the Human Body, as they Appear on Dissection; with the synonyma of COWPER, WINSLOW, DOUGLAS, ALBINUS, and INNES, and the new nomenclature of DUMAS, Professor of Anatomy at Montpellier; with prints and maps, showing the insertions of muscles by J. C. Carpue (London, Longman and Rees, 1801). Inscribed: 'Plate 4, Published Oct 1st 1801by W Leney 38 York St West.
Original: engraving. 1801
- Image ref: RS-10274
- The Royal Society
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