A Pair of c.1856 Anatomical Coloured Lithograph Studies From Surgical Anatomy, by Joseph Maclise, Published by M. & N. Hanhart

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A Pair of c.1856 Anatomical Coloured Lithograph Studies From Surgical Anatomy, by Joseph Maclise, Published by M. & N. HanhartOrigin: English Period: Mid 19th Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1851 6 Height: 20. 5 inches Width: 12. 5 inches (each and approximate) In portrait form, the unframed studies hailing from Surgical anatomy by Maclise, Joseph and published in London : J. Churchill, 1856, and published by M. & N. Hanhart show two male anatomies and are hung with mid twentieth century bulldog clips. There is some discoloration and spotting to the page edges in

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the result of many generations use

from book illustrations to lithographic sheet music covers

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both in style and subject matter

the pair of skeletal specimens

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