Antique Anatomical Print

Stomach of a Rabid Dog

19th Century.

This intriguing antique anatomical print depicts the stomach of a rabid dog. The detailed illustration provides a fascinating glimpse into historical medical studies of rabies and animal anatomy. The print is likely from a 19th-century scientific or medical publication, showcasing the meticulous detail and artistry typical of the period.

Dimensions: Approximately 30cm high x 20cm wide.

Condition: The print shows signs of age with some edge wear, creases, and slight discoloration, consistent with its age and use. The illustration remains clear and detailed. See photos for condition.

This unique piece is perfect for enthusiasts of Dark Academia and those who appreciate historical medical studies and anatomical illustrations. The detailed and accurate sketch makes this print a captivating addition to any collection or decor. It is ideal for framing and displaying in a study, library, or any space that embraces the dark elegance and intellectual allure of the Dark Academia style.

Ideal for collectors of medical memorabilia, historical illustrations, and those who appreciate the charm of antique educational materials, this anatomical print is not merely a decorative item but a piece of scientific history. Its presence in your home will undoubtedly draw attention and admiration, adding a touch of scholarly elegance and sophistication to your space.

Highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts of historical and medical artifacts, this print is a rare and valuable find. Don't miss the opportunity to own this beautifully illustrated piece that speaks to the depth of human knowledge and the art of anatomical drawing. Perfect for adding a touch of historical grandeur and academic intrigue to your collection.