Acupuncture Collection (#2)

A German Fakir - man undergoing extreme accupuncture
A German Fakir - man undergoing extreme acupuncture through his neck and tongue - c.1920s

Depiction of massage points on the human body (wall painting)
LIT223845 Depiction of massage points on the human body (wall painting) by Thai School, (19th century); Wat Po, Bangkok, Thailand; Photo eLuca Tettoni; Thai, out of copyright

The Moroccan Fakir (pastel and gouache on paper)
XJL158857 The Moroccan Fakir (pastel and gouache on paper) by Sureda, Andre (1872-1930); Musee Rolin, Autun, France; French, out of copyright

Acupuncture: "Meridian of the stomach", ed. 1679, China
LSE4083070 Acupuncture: " Meridian of the stomach", ed. 1679, China by Chinese School (17th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Acupuncture: " Meridian of the stomach", ed)

Chinese Acupuncture: the meridian of the three heaters, 1679
LSE4083064 Chinese Acupuncture: the meridian of the three heaters, 1679 by Unknown Artist, (17th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Chinese Acupuncture: the meridian of the three heaters)

Medecin posant des moxas (engraving)
2790080 Medecin posant des moxas (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Medecin posant des moxas. Illustration for Le Tour Du Monde (Hachette, 1868)

Chinese acupuncture: the large intestine, 1679
LSE4083071 Chinese acupuncture: the large intestine, 1679 by Chinese School (17th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Chinese acupuncture: the large intestine)

Chinese acupuncture: the meridian of the bladder, 1679
LSE4083065 Chinese acupuncture: the meridian of the bladder, 1679 by Unknown Artist, (17th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Chinese acupuncture: the meridian of the bladder)

Manuscript showing the meridian points
LIT389730 Manuscript showing the meridian points; by Tibetan School; Private Collection; Photo eLuca Tettoni; Tibetan, out of copyright

Acupuncture points on the leg, from Jing Guan Qi Zhi
1123828 Acupuncture points on the leg, from Jing Guan Qi Zhi, The beginnings and ends of acupuncture points and channels, pub

An Acupuncturist with his patient, c. 1785 (w / c on paper)
CHT168632 An Acupuncturist with his patient, c.1785 (w/c on paper) by Chinese School (18th century); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris

Chinese acupuncture: the meridian of the kidneys, 1679
LSE4083063 Chinese acupuncture: the meridian of the kidneys, 1679 by Unknown Artist, (17th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Chinese acupuncture: the meridian of the kidneys)

Acupuncture points along the central line of the body, from Jing Guan Qi Zhi
1123871 Acupuncture points along the central line of the body, from Jing Guan Qi Zhi, The beginnings and ends of acupuncture points and channels, pub

Acupuncture points on the arm, neck and base of the head, from Jing Guan Qi Zhi
1123829 Acupuncture points on the arm, neck and base of the head, from Jing Guan Qi Zhi, The beginnings and ends of acupuncture points and channels, pub

Chinese medicine. The currents of the body where to apply acupunture. 19th century
GIA4701840 Chinese medicine. The currents of the body where to apply acupunture. 19th century. by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Chinese medicine)

De Acupunctura by W. Ten Rhijne. London 1683. First Western text dealing with Acupunture
GIA4701837 De Acupunctura by W.Ten Rhijne. London 1683. First Western text dealing with Acupunture. by Unknown Artist, (17th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: De Acupunctura by W.Ten Rhijne)

Coreene acupuncture board
XEE4406884 Coreene acupuncture board. by Korean School; Private Collection; (add.info.: Coreene acupuncture board.); Stefano Bianchetti; Korean, out of copyright

De Acupunctura by W. Ten Rhijne. London 1683. First Western text dealing with Acupunture
GIA4701797 De Acupunctura by W.Ten Rhijne. London 1683. First Western text dealing with Acupunture. by Unknown Artist, (17th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: De Acupunctura by W.Ten Rhijne)

De Acupunctura by W. Ten Rhijne. London 1683. First Western text dealing with Acupunture
GIA4701790 De Acupunctura by W.Ten Rhijne. London 1683. First Western text dealing with Acupunture. by Unknown Artist, (17th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: De Acupunctura by W.Ten Rhijne)

Pain's Relief
Marco Brivio

Image of a Chinese doctor of the early dynasties, carrying instruments to practice acupuncture

Chinese Acupuncture Chart, Front View

Chinese Acupuncture Chart

Acupuncture chart on a cast of a head and neck
Acupuncture head. Cast of the head of a Chinese man showing a traditional acupuncture chart. Meridians (lines) and points are mapped out across the skin surface

Chinese acupuncture chart showing the kidney meridian
ACUPUNCTURE CHART. Chinese acupuncture chart showing the kidney meridian

Focal points of the human body, front view, watercolor
Chinese Medicine - Acupuncture - Focal points of the human body, front view. Watercolor from " Nei Tsing"

Acupuncture needle insertion technique with rotation
Medicine - Acupuncture - Needle insertion technique with rotation

Acupuncture chart for the rear of the body, Japanese, 19th century

Acupuncture chart for the front of the body, Japanese, 19th century

Acupuncture chart, 19th century

Digital illustration representing man lying on back on acupuncture table

Energy meridians of the human body and a cell showing energy vibrational communication

Acupuncture treatment

Antique Chinese print showing the lines for acupuncture
CHINESE ACUPUNCTURE. Antique Chinese print showing the lines for acupuncture

Chinese acupuncture chart showing the urinary bladder meridian
CHINESE ACUPUNCTURE. Chinese acupuncture chart showing the urinary bladder meridian

Acupuncture chart from the Chinese Ming Dynasty showing puncture points along meridians of the body that apply to
ACUPUNCTURE CHART. Acupuncture chart from the Chinese Ming Dynasty showing puncture points along meridians of the body that apply to treatment for various organs

Acupuncture chart for rear of the body. 19th century Japanese. Wood block

Acupuncture chart for front of the body. 19th century Japanese. Wood block

Acupuncture chart, 19th century woodcut

Focal points of the human body. The head. Watercolor
Chinese Medicine - Acupuncture - Focal points of the human body. The head. Watercolor from " Nei Tsing"

Needles Inserted into Acupuncture Patient
Alternative Medicine - Chinese Medicine - Acupuncture. Needles inserted into a patient

Chinese acupuncture chart
ACUPUNCTURE CHART. Chinese acupuncture chart

Acupuncturists hands insert needle into mans ear
Acupuncture. Acupuncturists hands are inserting a fine sterilized needle into an acupuncture point in a mans ear. The needles temperature

Acupuncturist carries out moxibustion on abdomen
Moxibustion. Female acupuncturist examining burning moxa wool on acupuncture points on a female patients abdomen. Moxa wool is made from dried mugwort leaves (Artemisia vulgaris)

Acupuncture needles on a stone. Acupuncture is a system of healing that has been practised in Eastern medicine for thousands of years

Acupuncture
MODEL RELEASED. Acupuncture. Acupuncturist inserting a needle into a clients back. This traditional Chinese practice uses needles to restore an energy flow through specific points on the skin

Ear acupuncture, artwork
Ear acupuncture. Computer artwork showing acupuncture points on a human ear

Acupuncture points, artwork
Acupuncture points. Artwork of a female body showing acupuncture points. The points lie along meridian lines, which are said to follow the flow of energy around the body

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Acupuncture, an ancient Chinese healing practice, has stood the test of time as a holistic approach to wellness. With its roots dating back centuries, acupuncture continues to captivate and intrigue individuals worldwide. The Chinese Acupuncture chart serves as a visual guide, illustrating the intricate network of meridians and points throughout the body. This comprehensive map showcases how specific areas can be targeted for treatment. A male dummy displaying acupuncture meridians and points provides a tangible representation of this therapeutic technique. The illustration offers insight into the precise locations where needles are inserted to restore balance and alleviate ailments. China's rich history is evident through an artistic depiction showcasing acupuncture points. As Asia's birthplace of this practice, China holds deep cultural significance in preserving traditional healing methods. Intriguingly, even during the 17th century, acupuncture was recognized for its effectiveness. Historical records reveal that it was widely practiced during this era when alternative medicine gained prominence across various societies. Chinese Acupuncture models provide a three-dimensional understanding of how energy flows within our bodies. These models aid practitioners in accurately identifying key acupoints crucial for successful treatments. A view encompassing several acupuncture needles highlights their importance in stimulating specific areas along the meridians. These slender instruments play a pivotal role in redirecting energy flow and promoting overall well-being. Today, acupuncture remains relevant as people seek natural remedies for their health concerns. Its versatility allows it to address various conditions ranging from pain management to stress relief effectively. Communist China's emphasis on training barefoot doctors demonstrates its commitment to making healthcare accessible through traditional practices like acupuncture. This initiative aimed at empowering communities with basic medical knowledge further solidifies its significance within society. Artistic depictions showcase facial acupuncture as an intriguing form of therapy targeting not only physical but also aesthetic concerns. This unique approach combines beauty enhancement with holistic healing principles rooted deeply in Chinese culture. Another artwork portrays a woman receiving back-acupuncture—a testament to the versatility of this practice.