Osteology posters & prints

The Dinotherium Dining Rooms of Highbury Grove, 1846. English School

Ichthyology- Elasmobranch, Ganoid and Osseous Fishes School English

Ichthyology, Osseous Fishes, Marisipobranchs School English

'Corporis humani ossa, posteriori facie proposita' Studio of Titian

Phrenology, 1820 (1886) Frank Dadd

Diagrams to illustrate the sub-periosteal method of resection Anonymous

Fossil ribs, sternum and vertebrae of the Proteo-saurus [Ichthyosaur] Henry Thomas de la Beche

Ichthyology Osseous Fishes School English

Phrenologist at work Anonymous

Study of the Human Figure, Posterior View George Stubbs

Homology (of commmon descent), c1920 Unknown

Vintage medical diagram of the posterior skeleton and muscles Anonymous

Franz Joseph Gall, German physician and founder of Phrenology, c1790 Unknown

A porcelain phrenology head L.N Fowler

Fossil skull of the Proteo-saurus [Ichthyosaur] William Clift

Osteotomy Anonymous

William Bowman, English anatomist, surgeon and ophthalmologist, 1880 Lock & Whitfield

‘Loxolophodon cornutus’ Edwin Sheppard

Richard Owen, British zoologist, 1873 Spy

Three Oncologists (Professor RJ Steele, Professor Sir Alfred Cuschieri and Professor Sir David P Lane of the Department of Surgery... Ken Currie

Colorful Petrified Dino Bone Anonymous

Geology in the Field Anonymous

Richard Owen, English anatomist and paleontologist, 1872 Unknown

Geology and Palaeontology, c1880 Unknown

Heinrich Schliemann, German archaeologist, 1891 Unknown

Geneology and Nobles Deeds of Knights, 1504 French School

Geological map James Kirkwood and Son

Archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann Anonymous

The New Museum of Practical Geology, Jermyn Street, London Anonymous

The Museum of Practical Geology, the Great Hall Anonymous

Osteospermum flowers Assaf Frank

Skeleton and Sternum of Pike nosed Caiman or Alligator Anonymous

Illustration of a Demonstration of Phrenology Anonymous

Osteo-plastic resection of the foot Anonymous

Sir William Edmund Logan Anonymous

John Scott Burdon-Sanderson, British physiologist, 1894 Spy