Illustrations of Dissection [57 Images]

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Illustrations of Dissections: In a Series of Original Colored Plates the Size of Life Representing the Dissection of the Human Body is a medical book by British anatomist George Viner Ellis and medical illustrator George Henry Ford. It was published in 1891 and is a comprehensive atlas of human anatomy that uses colored plates to depict the dissection of the human body.

The book includes detailed illustrations of the anatomy of various systems of the human body, including the muscular, nervous, vascular, respiratory, and digestive systems. The illustrations are accompanied by text that describes the structures and functions of the organs and tissues being depicted.

The colored plates in the book were created using a lithographic printing process and are large and detailed, with each plate representing the dissection of a specific part of the body. The illustrations were intended to be life-sized and to provide medical students and professionals with an accurate and detailed view of the human anatomy.

The book was well-received by the medical community and was praised for its clarity and accuracy. It was considered a valuable resource for medical education and remained in use for many years. However, some of the information presented in the book may be outdated or no longer in use, and modern medical education has evolved significantly since its publication.

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